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Feeling Abnormal

KT67

Hi. I have just joined and this is my first post.

I just wanted to get something off my chest. I feel strange - like my perception of time is messed up.

I know everyone's is different and I have had a lot of stress and trauma over the past five years which affects it and have lost time due to it.

I just want to be how I used to be, to feel normal again, and the world to be normal again.

Thanks for listening

Parents

  • Hi and welcome.

    Perception of time, prioritisation and organisation can be a challenge for some people in our community.  Stressful times can add to the difficulty of the situation.  There may be times in our lives where our skillset and capabilities can seem to fluctuate.

    Some of us may find there are strategies we find helpful when it comes to dealing with time to better serve our needs (others of us may need a bit more support during difficult phases in life, some may more usually benefit from a greater level of support from other people).

    This page of suggestions might give you some new ideas to explore:

    www.autism.org.uk/.../all-audiences

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  • Hi and welcome.

    Perception of time, prioritisation and organisation can be a challenge for some people in our community.  Stressful times can add to the difficulty of the situation.  There may be times in our lives where our skillset and capabilities can seem to fluctuate.

    Some of us may find there are strategies we find helpful when it comes to dealing with time to better serve our needs (others of us may need a bit more support during difficult phases in life, some may more usually benefit from a greater level of support from other people).

    This page of suggestions might give you some new ideas to explore:

    www.autism.org.uk/.../all-audiences

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