The Invisible Women
They won't be seen, if they don't look.
38, female,
Diagnosed too late. It was
not anxiety.
Medical professionals once thought, not all that long ago, that girls and women couldn't have autism or adhd. Now, women, who have been wondering why life has been so hard, are being late diagnosed. There's grief. There's relief. There's being unheard and forgotten.
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Kendra Marya
Campervan living Canadian with a penchant for psychological thrills and cats.
B.A. Communication & Philosophy
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REEEEEEEEE!
I'm on a low road right now. There are a literal million things to do and not one of them worth my time. I would rather sit in place and burn but the orbit takes me on its inevitable route 'round the center; and I a center in my own right, around which others orbit, and so on and so forth, ad infinitum, ad nauseum.
By C. Rommial Butler7 days ago in Poets
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