Blogs

Summer Health

Out-of-Sync Woman always looks forward to summer. She enjoys the longer days, the yummy fruits and fresh vegetables, and the nicer weather. However, there are some concerns that she has about the Summertime risks to be aware of

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Broken Air Conditioning for Apartment Building

Out-of-Sync Woman blogs about the ongoing issues with the broken AC unit for her building. She writes about possible tips and tricks for keeping cool during warm weather.

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LGBTQIA+ Ally blog

Out-of- Sync Woman blogs about her support of the LGBTQIA+ community. She writes about how she feels even closer to this community ever since she found out that some members of her family are part of this community. She feels strongly that the world should be a kinder and gentler place.

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Feeling Like a Teenage Alien

This blog is a very honest look back at what Out-of-Sync Woman felt as a teenager. She felt like she didn't belong and like she was sort of an alien being. She eventually came to realize how she positively relates to the LGBTQIA+ community. This blog also highlights her strong belief on being true to yourself while not putting others down.

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Vacation Struggles, Planning, and Preparation for a Trip

Out- of-Sync Woman blogs about what she learned about herself during her most recent trip and shares some of the ideas she thought of after it. She wonders if these ideas would have helped make the trip better for her in the first place.

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Coming to Terms with Changing Needs

After many years of not feeling comfortable taking any medications, Out-of-Sync Woman has recently come to the conclusion that she needs certain prescription drugs to live a healthy and productive life.

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In Awe of An Eclipse

Awe is the best word to explain what Out- of- Sync Woman felt on April 8th when she saw the total eclipse of the sun. She goes into more details about the day of the eclipse in this blog.

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Being a Part of the Autism Community

Out-of-Sync Woman was diagnosed at a young age with Autism even before it was a common diagnosis. It wasn't until her twenties that she started to become involved in the Autism community. She feels strongly that being part of the Autism community has been good for her and she wouldn't change this part of herself!

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House Sitting

Out-of-Sync Woman kept her nephew company while his parents and sister were away on a trip. She enjoyed getting to know her nephew better and taking care of their family pets. She felt really good about the experience.

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Healthy Habits Moving Forward

Out- of-Sync Woman has many reasons to keep eating better every day. She has been happy with some changes like limiting how much sugar she consumes each day and eating at the kitchen table. She has been making these and other changes a part of her new, healthier routine.

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Single Joy

Out-of-Sync Woman has many reasons to be happy this February including having plans for Valentine’s Day with friends. She shares the many ways she is celebrating as a single person this year.

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Healthier Eating Every Day

This year, Out- of- Sync- Woman has begun making small changes to the way she relates to food. She is thinking before eating and making smarter decisions going forward. She has started making these changes part of her daily life and plans to continue making these healthy choices for the rest of her life.

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Christmas 2023

Christmas can often bring up many different emotions, both positive and negative. This year Out-of-Sync Woman will spend time with her older sister and family after many years apart. She hasn't traveled as much lately since she never knows what stress will do to her sensory system.

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Sense of Touch

Being able to touch lots of surfaces brings great joy to Out-of-Sync Woman. She thinks that taking care of her sensory needs is vital to her well-being.

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Clutter

Piles of dishes, mail and laundry are stacking up in Out-of-Sync Woman's apartment. She has yet to find a system for keeping up with household chores that works for her. She asks the readers if they have similar struggles and what system(s) has been successful for them.

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