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The healthcare experiences of middle and older age autistic women in the United Kingdom

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By Amy Gillions, Elizabeth O’Nions, Hassan Mansour, Sarah Hoare
| SAGE Publishing
Introduction Autism spectrum disorder (hereafter ‘autism’) is a neurodevelopmental condition diagnosed on the basis of repetitive and restricted behaviours and difficulties with social interaction and communication (American Psychiatric Association, 2013).
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What do you think people see when they look at You?

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By Hassan Mansour
| Medium
We live inside our own heads so completely, it’s almost impossible to imagine how we look from the outside. The stranger on the bus doesn’t see your memories. They don’t see the years you spent building your voice. They don’t hear the soundtrack in your mind when you watch the city pass by. To them, you’re just a moment a body in a seat, a silhouette framed by a bus window, a face they’ll forget when they blink. We forget this: For most people in our lives, we are not a person. We are a role.
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When Fate Isn’t Yours to Choose: How Free Are We Really?

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By Hassan Mansour
| Medium
They say you’re in control. That your life is yours to shape. That where you end up is all about mindset, discipline, will. But what if the choices were already filtered before you even knew how to choose? What if your wings were clipped before you even saw the sky? Some are born into war. Some into privilege. Some into numbness. Some into love. Some lives begin at the summit. Others start underground, digging with bare hands. We praise those who climb, but never ask how far they had to crawl first.
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