Category: AUTISM

When people hear the phrase “high-functioning autism,” they often picture someone who has a few quirks but is otherwise living a “normal” life. It sounds flattering, doesn’t it? It suggests capability, adaptability, […]

The day starts with the blue cup. Not the green one that looks almost the same — blue. I cut the tag out of a T-shirt because fabric can feel […]

Earlier this month, Donald Trump falsely claimed that pregnant women who take Tylenol are causing their babies to develop autism. The statement ricocheted across news sites and social media, reigniting long-standing debates […]