Where do kids with IEPs go when they grow up? People who move into the workforce or life with invisible disabilities struggle with feeling disabled, but “not disabled enough”. This blog is intended to provide tips and tricks for living life and working, news and news reactions, and theories and ideas about the disabled life.

Recent Posts

• Time Management
  One thing I struggled with my whole life was time management with executive dysfunction. For context, I have Autism Spectrum Disorder. I struggle with executive dysfunction, task initiation (getting started), and maintaining attention during a task.
• My Friend Has A Disability, How Can I Help?
  Aww. How sweet of you to care about your friend!  This question is super vague. It could be about anyone!… Read more: My Friend Has A Disability, How Can I Help?
• Tools I Use to Accommodate Myself
  As you know, I’m an adult with autism and chronic pain/fatigue from other physical disabilities. Here are some things I… Read more: Tools I Use to Accommodate Myself
• I’m Autistic, Now What?
  So, you’ve been diagnosed with autism (or did your research and strongly identify with the autism community and are self-diagnosed,… Read more: I’m Autistic, Now What?
• A Brief History
  The history of Americans with disabilities’ rights is lengthy and frequently rocky. Before the 1960s, institutionalization and exclusion from society… Read more: A Brief History