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cerebral palsy

  1. Jenisautistic

    What used to shine an original song by Jen

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    My story in mini videos also, the reason I'm doing this again

    Hi everybody, this is going to be me explaining in videos about the whole major story broken down into parts Originally, I was going to add these videos to my social media too , but I feel like I have too many people who I want to keep from seeing that stuff at least for right now, although I...
  3. Jenisautistic

    Not sure if my appointment was actually finished

    On the 21st I had a medical appointment and I’m feeling pretty unsure about how it ended. First, I saw the nurse practitioner and had an examination. After that, they sent me down for x-rays. Once I finished the x-rays, I went back to the front desk and asked if I was done. The receptionist said...
  4. Jenisautistic

    Advice about writing about disability In my story

    hi everyone as you may know I made a post earlier About recording the introduction to my book after recording the introduction and looking over the story I found it just wasn’t ready yet I am writing a book and all of my characters are pretty much in seventh grade. I believe one of them is...
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