Showing posts with label autism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label autism. Show all posts

Thursday, 2 April 2015

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The Autism World is Rife with Truly Au-Some bloggers!!


Click on the links below to go directly to each blogger's submission to the I Don't Need A Cure Flashblog



post- "An Unqualified Mother’s opinion of Autism Treatments"
Hi guys, I am just a mum, I have no science experience really, and don’t claim to be an Expert in anything. I am not an Autism Expert, Dietician, I have no medical experience either. This is my advice to others, from what I have researched, in layman’s terms, as I cannot write any other way, I hope this might help some people.......
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Full Spectrum Mama

post- "THANKS…MOM/THANKS, SON!"

This was written for the “I Don’t Need a Cure Autism Flash Blog.”
Here is a true story from a few weeks ago that illustrates how I am trying to raise my son to accept himself just as he is:
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JEANETTE PURKIS: THOUGHTS ON ALL THINGS AUTISM AND MENTAL HEALTH


post- 'A day in the life of a valued, worthwhile human who happens to be Autistic..'.

I was recently asked to contribute a blog for an event challenging that oh-so-ableist and damaging group of people who call themselves Autism speaks (or as some have rebranded them, Autism $peaks). A little background…. Autism speaks starts from the premise that Autism is a ‘tragedy’. They promote ‘cures’ and basically serve to negate pretty much everything advocates like myself and so many others do to promote the value and humanity of Autistic folks.....
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Days of Whine and Rosé

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"An Allistic's Guide to Autism"     click here

"A Dream Is A Wish Your Heart Makes"  click here

"Its a Small World After All, How People Around the World Are Uniting to Protect Autistic Children From Being Poisoned"  click here



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To the church of Genesis II, Poetry and art by Jonas S Lundström

Poetry and art by Jonas S Lundström
Acrylic on canvas       40 x 30 cm -  2014-09-03

Jonas S Lundström

To the church of Genesis II

Chloride Dioxide
is God's pesticide
The phalse prophet
James V Humble
Knows only to lie
And should get
ready to rumble
For In his worship of Mammon
and all that is common
He peddles snake oil
to any confused soul
desperate for normalcy
To People who been told
their sexuality is a sin
and proof of a devil within
To Parents who been told
that their child is not normal
Chlorine dioxide is sold
Quack Quack the charlatan
spreads his fear
Whisper lies in the
loving parents ear
To see a mother
use Chlorine dioxide
on her special little child
Is bearing witness
to Infanticide

And just like Johnny Cash

I CRY CRY CRY
"Charlatan"




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Ink and Daggars Graphic Novel Preview!!



Christine Leaming ( AKA Ink and Daggers) and will soon be publishing a Graphic Novel as MK Ultra. She is mother to a delightful toddler, an avid reader, and a "leftist social justice activist" currently living in Salt Lake City, Utah. Christine is self-taught, and although not a spectrumite herself, is quite immersed in the Autism World. She has spent the last decade working with autistic children and their families. Christine created this work out of a sense of responsibility to her past clients and her autistic friends, and as a way to come to terms with the way society interacts with neurodiverse and otherwise marginalized people.

 "I hope that it can not only entertain, but educate those unfamiliar with life on the spectrum, as well as reflect the experiences of autistic individuals with authenticity, relatability and respect." Ink and Daggars

Here's a taste of the work in progress "Catch Point"
November 2011, Salt Lake City, Utah. Caleb Krauss, just shy of his sixteenth birthday, survives another day in a home that is in a state of continual dysfunction. Diagnosed with autism as toddlers, Caleb and his sister’s daily lives revolve around intensive therapy and biomedical interventions that their parents believe will eventually lead to a cure. Lonely and presumed incompetent, Caleb copes through his joyful obsessions, which include freight trains, Hayao Miyazaki movies, and the sweet neurotypical boy who volunteers in his special education class. But when Caleb discovers labor martyr Joe Hill and is inspired to run away from home, both his and his family’s routines and isolation become suddenly derailed.

In short, a queer, autistic, train-hopping teenager runs away from his abusive curebie family, leading to a massively misguided law enforcement investigation into his disappearance.

To find out more about this upcoming graphic novel, check out Ink and Daggars blog tumblr account here





The Fine Print! The work represented herein is the sole property of their credited creator, and as such cannot be reproduced without permission or attribution. I Do Not Need A Cure Autism Flash Blog has been granted such permission and cannot be held responsible for work misrepresented by a contributor. All views expressed are those solely of the individual author, artist or creator and do not necessarily reflect the views of the I Don't Need A Cure Flash Blog organizers.