What autism topic do you want me to cover next in my Sunday Twitter Space?
FWIW, the cooking one would be aimed at people who are exhausted, brainfogged, executively dysfunctional or dyspraxic, who are trying to eat as nutritionally as possible, with sensory issues around food, and with food sensitivities.
The sensory overstimulation one would be about the various categories of sensory overload and the cofactors (based on my learning to date), and how I've kept my own sensory overload in remission for 6 years, and what results others (adults and children) have achieved.
For that one, I mostly credit Benjine Gerber, who is super knowledgeable about this topic. This topic is also suitable for doctors (#MedTwitter and #TipsforNewDocs) interested in participatory medicine or research.
You can bookmark it so long. The time shown is your local timezone. (It's 19:00 on 12 December in my timezone.)
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The one on common health issues would include things which often happen to nonspeaking/minimally autistic children.
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