People don't realize how lucky they are. They think having autism or sone other disability is cool, so they try to fake it. What they don't understand is the hardships, the struggles and the every day challenges to adapt to things. It's hard having some use your disability as an excuse. It makes it harder for the ones who really need help and support. I also don't speak for every autistic person either. The only one I can speak for is myself, and that's why I chose to use my experiences to help others understand better.
This story is going to cover all of my autism, and it might possibly cover other special needs I have as well. I want people to see things through my eyes, not from someone with little to no knowledge of the topic. I'll do my best to update this as much as I can.
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The Lucky One
Non-FictionThis is an updated version of Autistic in Wonderland. I felt like I needed to either redo do it or explain more into certain things. It's going to be mostly about my autism, but I might include other disabilities I have as well. The title is from my...
