Should Overweight People Do Trail Running?
Have you been told you’re too big to take up trail running? Or perhaps you “feel” too heavy to go on your first trail run? […]
Have you been told you’re too big to take up trail running? Or perhaps you “feel” too heavy to go on your first trail run? […]
There’s no reason why autistic women can’t train their bodies to be strong, sturdy and ready to combat anxiety, depression and life’s curveballs. […]
Just exactly how do hyperfixations in autism spectrum disorder arise in the first place? Are they foreseeable? Or do special interests “just happen”? […]
What are the pros and cons of sled workouts for obese, even morbidly, individuals? […]
My experience after getting the second booster shot to protect against COVID-19. […]
I want you to see me as confident and self-assured, and the Alpha part of my brain overrides the Autistic part when it comes to eye contact. […]
When I, an autistic woman, do “small talk,” the recipient may end up learning about ancient alien theory or why holding onto a treadmill sabotages the workout. […]
Do you ever have scruffy looking poops? Their texture may even resemble an old paint roller. […]
If one day you notice that the pile of stools in the toilet bowl are a much lighter shade of brown than usual, maybe even tan in color, this could be unnerving. […]
Your poops appear unusually dark one day. Really dark. But you didn’t eat a bag of Oreos or licorice. […]
Why would only mucus be passed through the anus? Might this be caused by colon cancer or even some other serious condition? […]
The dangers of obesity include how it will compromise the effectiveness of a CT scan. This could mean a missed cancerous tumor, among other missed pathology. […]
Are there medical conditions that an MRI would make difficult to see if the patient were obese? How much fat can interfere with an MRI image? […]
There are quirky neurotypicals. There are non-autistic people who have what would be considered autistic traits. […]
Have you read that the life expectancy of Autistics is really low, even for only Level 1 autism? […]
Just how quickly can autism be determined during an assessment? It there a minimal time? How long should the evaluation be? Does length = efficiency? I was inspired to cover this topic after a man [...]
Your preschool boy isn’t talking yet; a relative asks if he’s been checked for autism. You say “Yes, he doesn’t have autism.” But COULD he? […]
Is it really true that there’s no disease that only fat people get? And if so, does this mean that the dangers of obesity should be downplayed? […]
Could a “false negative” actually result from a scan of the abdominal aorta, missing an aneurysm of this large vessel? […]
Should majority mean normal? What if 98% of people were autistic? Would the neurotypicals be the “disabled” ones, struggling to fit in, hiding NT traits? […]
Isn’t it odd that rocking in autism is considered socially unacceptable, yet these same critics endorse rocking babies and toddlers in all sorts of ways. […]
Also known as the “Aspie stare,” this doesn’t mean we’re having some kind of abnormal mental situation. […]
A thought experiment: curing autism in those who have it, rather than prevention in the future. What would people be like with their autism removed? […]
The symptoms of prostate cancer and kidney stones overlap quite a bit. But are there any symptoms that are not shared by these two conditions? […]
Are your hands and fingers tremoring after you handled a weed snipper? […]
Has your “side split” become so narrow that it hurts to get into a car due to the upper leg positioning? I solved this problem in five days. […]
These parents of two autistic boys believe in giving them the tools to manage a neurotypical world instead of teaching them that the world owes accommodations. […]
Can an autistic individual actually be more self-sufficient and independent than a well-grounded neurotypical person? […]
It’s legal to pay challenged people less than minimum wage simply because of their challenge, regardless of skill level on a job that normally pays more. […]
It’s time to stop blaming an epidemic of morbid obesity on a tiny gland in the neck. […]
Are you in agony and struggling to fall asleep after having a Renuvion and liposuction treatment of your neck and face? […]
Are you struggling to chew and manipulate food in your mouth hours after you had Renuvion and liposuction for your lower face? […]
If you try to walk with “good posture” holding onto a treadmill, this is still bad for the spine – even if your posture seems to be perfect throughout the entire session. “Holding onto guardrails [...]
Are there medical specialties, once a doctor has completed their training, that will never involve viewing anything “gross”? […]
Based on content of autistic writers, it seems that executive dysfunction automatically comes with ASD. […]
Have you been told you can’t be autistic because you have good eye contact? Was your child denied an ASD diagnosis because they looked the evaluator in the eye? […]
There’s much content by autistic people about how crucial masking is for “surviving” in a neurotypical world, but do ALL autistic people mask? […]
You know that an autistic person can be misdiagnosed with something else, but what about the reverse: a neurotypical being misdiagnosed with autism? […]
The stories in the cookbook are packed with ways that the neurodiverse students benefit! […]
CBVA = Calgary Beach Volleyball Association. We have been a not-for-profit since 1992. […]