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David Venus's avatar

I can relate. I’d have to take a couple breaths at the end of each sentence, reading my little ones bedtime stories. The Drs said my bloods were fine and that was the end of that. 😂

There’s a lot of co/morbidites with autism that are stroll not generally recognised. Would you say you were hyper mobile? Painful joints? Bloating? Digestive issues?

I’ve been working on my pesky Mast cells and anti-histamine protocols. And stress it’s always about stress!

Today I still crash but more than not I can do fairly robust days…I’m back to massaging my clients. I did 4 back to back which was silly and wiped me out but still, huge progress.

Just message me if you want to chat about this. No this is not a sales pitch. 😆💖💖💖

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Rita Ott Ramstad's avatar

I'm so sorry you had that experience! What an insensitive person your friend was being that day. Perhaps they were having a bad day, too. (Or not. Might just be how they are--in which case, good information to have!)

I can relate to so much of what you've written here, although I think I am not as far along as you are in acceptance/understanding. Migraines have put limitations on my relationships for years, but since falling in November and getting a TBI, I'm in much deeper. I'm having a hard time even knowing what my limits are now, and I'm realizing how uncomfortable I am with telling friends/family there are things I can't do. Thank you for helping me remember I'm far from alone in dealing with these feelings and situations.

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