ABOUT

My name is Louise. I was diagnosed with autism in my late forties, and two years later diagnosed with ADHD.

This blog is my journey from late diagnosis, how I navigate the ups and downs of life, and the strategies I use to cope.

I also write about my lifestyle, my life experiences, and raising awareness about neurodiversity.

Autism and ADHD can look different in each person. This is one way they can present.

My aim is to promote understanding of neurodiversity, share my personal experiences, and encourage inclusive education and employment.

The views expressed are my own, and are not intended to represent any employer or educational institution.

This blog is for reference and education only, and not professional advice. Please consult a specialist for diagnosis or support.

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What’s Next for My Autism Life? Future Plans, Ideas and Goals for the Blog

While resting, I have been thinking about new ideas as I continue this blog. I have so many, and since I have started music and writing categories, I have decided to develop these alongside my ongoing neurodiversity posts.

I love writing about my experiences. However, being neurodivergent is only one part of who I am. Like everyone, I have many interests and experiences that I want to share. It can take years to build a blog, so it is about continuing to create my content that might be valuable and meaningful to someone else.

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I have written a list of ideas below, and I can come back to them now and again as I grow this blog.

  • I will continue to share free posts, but I may also include some subscriber-only content in the future. The blog itself will remain free and public to everyone.
  • I would love to share more how music and writing connect with my life, including how they help me regulate emotions, support me during difficult times, and bring me joy.
  • A future newsletter or paid membership for extra content that I could offer once a month, but I will have to think carefully about the best way to do this and what content to provide.

I am excited about the future. There are so many areas I want to explore. These plans may evolve and depend on how much time I have, but these are some ideas to start with. Despite my new goals, this blog will remain honest, helpful, and relatable, with the hope to make a positive difference.

If you have any great ideas that you would like to see covered in the future, just drop a comment.

Here’s to the next chapter!


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