Blogs

Opening Up About Job Stress

Teresa blogs about the stress of looking for a new job.

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Translations Not Included

Clear communication is often complicated for lots of people including Out-of-Sync Woman. She shares her frustration and confusion regarding things like gift-giving and asking for help.

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When the Holidays Aren’t Always Easy

There are many reasons that Kel finds this time of year and the holidays to be a difficult time. They have many family expectations to live up to leading up to Christmas.

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Faith, Hope, and Fur: A Pitbull Mast Cell Tumor Journey

Penny blogs about how her autumn has been very stressful. She writes about how she found out that her dog Luna was sick and needed treatment to get better.

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Every Day is an Obstacle

Anne blogs about the way she feels overwhelmed by all the tasks she must do every day. She begins her blog with her racing to get to work on time.

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What Have You Done with My Shoelaces?

Years ago, someone said the phrase "thinking-feeling-willing" to Mike. To this day, he still reflects upon it on a daily basis when thinking about his day's schedule and his mood and interests.

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When You Just Have Too Much Stuff

Rachel learns a lot about herself when she moves to Pittsburgh. The most surprising is that she has more household goods than she thought and a lot less space in her new apartment.

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Exciting News

This month, Teresa blogs about great news she received recently. She was interviewed on the podcast Autism Unmasked, and she feels excited to have others learn more about her.

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New Job, New Me!

Sarah started her new job at Chocolate World this past September. She writes about how much she enjoys learning new tasks and working with others

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A Behind-The-Scenes Look: A Hopeful Leader in the Autism Community

Thomas goes into more details about his thoughts and feelings regarding getting an award from Knoebels Amusement Resort. He blogs about why this award honoring him means so much to him.

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Biking Beyond My Comfort Zone: A Gettysburg Adventure

Penny enjoys the freedom she feels while riding her bike. She decided to push herself by going on a 24-mile group bike ride through the Gettysburg Battlefields. She had a positive experience being outside of her comfort zone.

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Food = Memories

Sarah has many happy memories of her mother and grandpa cooking special meals for their family. She takes great joy in all the different parts of cooking from reading cookbooks to the spices and to learning how to make new foods.

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Speaking Up About Autism and Misinformation

Teresa blogs about her feelings regarding current events. She believes that autism is a different way of thinking. People with autism deserve to be understood and accepted.

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No thrill in being afraid

During fall, as the days get shorter, people often start thinking about scary themes. This blog focuses on Out-of-Sync Woman's fear of the dark.

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To the Towanda Class of ’79

As Thomas looks back on his life, he writes about the highs and lows in it. He also shared the recent joy of reuniting with some of his old friends from high school.

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