Some of my favorite blogs on autism, mental health and Christianity

Here are some blogs I follow written by women with autism spectrum disorder. I hope you find them to be as resourceful as I have.

1. Anonymously Autistic ("Anna")
https://anonymouslyautistic.net/

2. Everyday Aspie (Samantha Craft)
https://everydayaspie.wordpress.com/

Here are two blogs I follow regarding mental health (autism, though not a mental illness, is an included topic with both, and a Christian worldview in the second.

1. Broken Light Photography Collective (Danielle Hark)
A positive place to share your photos and mental health story.
https://brokenlightcollective.com/

2. Confessions (Matthew Malin)
A blog about mental health where you now can share your confessions about mental health and your Christian faith (though you don't have to be Christian to visit or contribute).
https://findingwhoweare.com/

Here are some autism blogs that look good, but that I haven't had the chance to delve into yet:

That Bloody Cat
https://thatbloodycat.com/

You Tube channels:
Amythest Schaber
https://www.youtube.com/user/neurowonderful

Here is a disability blog where staff and guest bloggers can share their views on a wide range of topics: The Mighty https://themighty.com/

Here is a jewelry store where you can buy jewelry to stim with (chew or spin). Made by autistic people.
http://www.stimtastic.co/

I hope you will find this information useful as I have.

modern day compliments from ian

First Day of Spring

Cherry blossom tree in Springtime with light blue sky Today is the first day of Spring. As of late, I have presented a lot of dark, weighty subject material. I thought it was time for something positive and lighter. While Winter serves as a cushion and break from the outside sensory world, it also renews me for the next season. Spring helps me to appreciate the present a little more, as Summer can be tough with kids being off of school and setting off fireworks. Here is to the present. I also want to take the time to thank the Lord for always being with me, no matter how dark things get.

The Onion in the Petunia Patch Chapter Two

Chapter Two: Treatments I am wearing a tight-fitting skullcap. The things on the skullcap are injected with gel and then wires called leads are connected to them. Before the skullcap can go on, though, I must have my forehead wiped with a gritty cleanser that will allow the leads to get a "cleaner" picture of my brain activity. The skullcap has two straps that my mom fastens to my chest. It is now time for my EEG. Unlike EEG's that map out images of the brain, this one will be recording my brain waves. The objective is to find out if there is any disturbance in my brain waves, and if there is, enough to warrant intervention. If you are touch sensitive, I do not see how you could have this test done. I am not touch sensitive, but I found when the gel was being injected into the little red things, it felt like my scalp was getting the injection. I even asked if they were giving me a shot in my scalp. They assured me I was not getting an injection in my scal...

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