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Recent content by MischievousMochi

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    Have you submitted a public comment on Co-Occurring Conditions in Autism questionnaire from the National Institutes of Health?

    The National Institutes of Health has a Request for Public Comments on Co-Occurring Conditions in Autism with the public comment period will be open from January 3, 2024, through February 14, 2024. What important research, services, and policy issues and remaining gaps in the subject area...
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    Post something Weird or Random

    You sure you don’t live near me? I usually leave my balcony door open when the weathers nice and spend too much time watching comedies or looking at memes.
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    Time to Be Adult

    It seems like when pushing for a car or loan it’s the old NT idea of their version of adult life. I don’t want to say American dream becuae I’m not sure where you live @IntoTheVoid. My city has a underfunded public transportation system and it takes about two hours to get anywhere, so a car is...
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    Autism recovery story

    Sorry, I may need more clarification on this. Have you taken tests like these in the past before coming to the forums. Or did you take them, saw your results, and took them again? It wasn't my intention to prove whether you do or don't have autism, but as a means for you to understand some...
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    Autism recovery story

    The first article has issues with it's sources. The first source talks about Kanner Syndrome which is infantile symdrome and that behavior and social training made the children adept in functioning in neutro-typical society. They did not cure the neutrological issue, they only alleviated the...
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    Autism recovery story

    Goodness I'm late on this bandwagon. There was a lot to read and I'm not sure I'm reading between the lines on what's going on. So a belated hi @FormerlyAutistic and welcome! I don't want to make any assumptions on what's been going on, but some clarification would be helpful: When did you...
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    Are you OK...?

    This video popped up on my feed and I thought it'd be a crime not to share. So after watching it I had a bunch of questions to ask. And since online videos are a one way conversation (unless you're live streaming) I'd ask 'em here... So it's time for Mochi's question game: How is everyone's...
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    Aspies Wanted

    No worries :) Sorry you've had bad experience with your previous jobs. Look like we've all had issues in the career field. The cadence of your sentences with the all cap punctuation makes me read your posts in an upset tsundere voice lol.
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    Aspies Wanted

    True, there are some not wanting a job. Most work environments or even the demands wanted from a working from home jobs can do more harm than good. I can see where you're coming from in filling in a job slot. Personally, I was underemployed as an admin assistant for years. The work not...
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    Aspies Wanted

    Sorry @FreeDiver Linkedin is not phishing. It's the networking business equivalent of facebook. My job has an extension that provides professional intuitive articles to share so you can boost your traffic on the site if you're really interested in keeping in touch with other workers. My old...
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    How do you comfort yourself?

    The calming technique usually depends on the situation. In a work environment where there's no alone time other than during lunch or bathroom break I usually stim by clicking the nails of my index finger and middle finger against my thumb nail. If I'm feeling pent up then I'll rapidly click...
  12. MischievousMochi

    Hello Again!

    Welcome Back!! <3 the hedgehog Best of luck with your old account
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    Research Journal: The Experiences of Late-Diagnosed Women with Autism Spectrum Conditions

    Source: The Experiences of Late-Diagnosed Women with Autism Spectrum Conditions Here's the intro of the paper that seems to reiterate the same @Thinx & @menander
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    Research Journal: The Experiences of Late-Diagnosed Women with Autism Spectrum Conditions

    I agree. There is a difference in characteristics in women with autism and those that can help girls with an early diagnosis, mainly teachers and doctors are not properly educated on spotting those signs in women and intervening. I like how one of the women say they may have been diagnosed...
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    Research Journal: The Experiences of Late-Diagnosed Women with Autism Spectrum Conditions

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