Faith, Trust, and Pixie Dust
This blog post encourages a shift from “Autism Awareness” to “Autism Appreciation,” highlighting the value of autistic people and their diverse ways of thinking and being. It debunks myths, amplifies autistic voices, celebrates strengths, and promotes true inclusion. The article offers practical ways to support and appreciate autistic individuals and includes trusted resources for further learning.
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My daughter is thirteen. And the world wants to pretend she’s not. They see a …
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Sometimes I ask Mommy,“Why doesn’t my sister talk like me?” Mommy says, “She talks in …
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I wake up because something hurts. It’s the light. It’s so bright it slices across …
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My brother doesn’t say much. Sometimes he doesn’t say anything at all. He hums and …
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No one is here. Just me and the soft blanket and the light through the …
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I see you. You’re smiling. You talk to me gently. You remember my favorite sound …
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The room is buzzing. Not with bees, but with lights and words and chairs scraping …
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