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Sunglasses are Autistic (Episode 66) The Autistic Culture Podcast
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- Społeczeństwo i kultura
Autistic hosts, Dr. Angela Lauria and Matt Lowry, LPP, are joined by autistic author, Becca Lory Hector. Topics include:
* Midlife autism diagnosis…and all of the bumps and bruises along the way to get there. Plus, is autism really “over-diagnosed”?
* Why identification is so important—at any age.
* A neuro-affirming way to process, unpack, and grieve after diagnosis.
* “Autistic preppers bags”: what they are and why we need them.
* The ultimate place for “hobbity” people to get lost in the woods.
* Navigating relationships post-autism identification, including mixed-disability relationships.
* The nuances of masking: who, what, when, where, and why.
“An undiagnosed autistic person cannot—it's impossible—to take care of yourself. You don't have the information you need.”
“And while we're expected to move on with our lives when our reality gets invalidated, neurotypicals really struggle when we do that to them.”
Ode to the McNugget: “The perfection of McDonald's chicken nuggets is something to be marveled at a savory symphony of taste and texture accompanied by instant comfort and joy. Each golden crispy nugget is a bite of bliss. A delightful treasure, perfectly seasoned and cooked to tender, juicy excellence that pairs perfectly with the salty, savory goodness of their fries. The fries with their ideal crunch on the outside and soft, fluffy insides are the perfect companion to the magic of nuggets. Dipping them both into a favorite sauce creates a harmony of flavors to delight your senses. For me, McDonald's chicken nuggets aren't just a meal, but a joyful escape that consistently brings meaningful pleasure and comfort to my life. And no matter how many times I go, eating nuggets and fries remains a cherished ritual that brings me guaranteed satisfaction with every bite. Whether it's a reward after a doctor's appointment or a quick treat to lift my spirits, McDonald's chicken nuggets remind me that simple pleasures can bring the greatest joy.”
What’s in your “Autistic peppers bag”?
* For a limited time, early listeners can get their FREE copy of Becca’s book at: www.AlwaysBringYourSunglasses.com
* Course: Self-Defined Living - A path to a quality autistic life
* Becca’s website, Facebook, and Instagram
What to listen to next:
* Episode 21: Dino Nuggets are Autistic
* Episode 31: Chess is Autistic
* Episode 47: Autistic Centered Therapy - AuCT
* Episode 61: Wikipedia is Autistic
* Episode 63: Elsa is Autistic
Ready for a paradigm shift that empowers Autistics? Help spread the news!
* Our Instagram
* Listen on Apple podcasts and Spotify
* More on Matt: Matt Lowry, LPP
* Matt’s Facebook group: Autistic Connections Facebook Group
* More on Angela at AngelaLauria.com and Difference Press
* Follow Angela on: Twitter and TikTok
* Our merch shop!
This is a public episode. If you’d like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.autisticculturepodcast.com/subscribe
Autistic hosts, Dr. Angela Lauria and Matt Lowry, LPP, are joined by autistic author, Becca Lory Hector. Topics include:
* Midlife autism diagnosis…and all of the bumps and bruises along the way to get there. Plus, is autism really “over-diagnosed”?
* Why identification is so important—at any age.
* A neuro-affirming way to process, unpack, and grieve after diagnosis.
* “Autistic preppers bags”: what they are and why we need them.
* The ultimate place for “hobbity” people to get lost in the woods.
* Navigating relationships post-autism identification, including mixed-disability relationships.
* The nuances of masking: who, what, when, where, and why.
“An undiagnosed autistic person cannot—it's impossible—to take care of yourself. You don't have the information you need.”
“And while we're expected to move on with our lives when our reality gets invalidated, neurotypicals really struggle when we do that to them.”
Ode to the McNugget: “The perfection of McDonald's chicken nuggets is something to be marveled at a savory symphony of taste and texture accompanied by instant comfort and joy. Each golden crispy nugget is a bite of bliss. A delightful treasure, perfectly seasoned and cooked to tender, juicy excellence that pairs perfectly with the salty, savory goodness of their fries. The fries with their ideal crunch on the outside and soft, fluffy insides are the perfect companion to the magic of nuggets. Dipping them both into a favorite sauce creates a harmony of flavors to delight your senses. For me, McDonald's chicken nuggets aren't just a meal, but a joyful escape that consistently brings meaningful pleasure and comfort to my life. And no matter how many times I go, eating nuggets and fries remains a cherished ritual that brings me guaranteed satisfaction with every bite. Whether it's a reward after a doctor's appointment or a quick treat to lift my spirits, McDonald's chicken nuggets remind me that simple pleasures can bring the greatest joy.”
What’s in your “Autistic peppers bag”?
* For a limited time, early listeners can get their FREE copy of Becca’s book at: www.AlwaysBringYourSunglasses.com
* Course: Self-Defined Living - A path to a quality autistic life
* Becca’s website, Facebook, and Instagram
What to listen to next:
* Episode 21: Dino Nuggets are Autistic
* Episode 31: Chess is Autistic
* Episode 47: Autistic Centered Therapy - AuCT
* Episode 61: Wikipedia is Autistic
* Episode 63: Elsa is Autistic
Ready for a paradigm shift that empowers Autistics? Help spread the news!
* Our Instagram
* Listen on Apple podcasts and Spotify
* More on Matt: Matt Lowry, LPP
* Matt’s Facebook group: Autistic Connections Facebook Group
* More on Angela at AngelaLauria.com and Difference Press
* Follow Angela on: Twitter and TikTok
* Our merch shop!
This is a public episode. If you’d like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.autisticculturepodcast.com/subscribe
1 godz. 30 min