Published on 12, July, 2020
Just that. Please help me understand better.
Yes! I have observed the same. The moderators usually only reply to parents asking for help, they do not reply to actually #autisticadults who are seeking help. It is really unfair how they treat children and adults so differently. And I think it's the adults they actually need more support than children, since children get diagnosed and various forms support at a young age, the adults have been overlooked and ignored for tens of years. Their differential treatment is not bridging the gap, but they are widening the gap.
No they don't. The moderators usually post when there is a 'revenue stream' (parent) posting asking for help.
If you are #actuallyautistic and an adult you are denied support, representation, RESPECT and ultimately as a cohort our opinions and experiences are reduced to whatever suits their needs.
WE have no voice. NAS are controlled opposition.
The moderators usually post advice on posts which are a cause for concern i.e. a call for help. They seem to all be holiday or something this week ....
Hey :)
NAS is a charity that provides information and services regarding autism and similar diagnoses. The community here is a way for people who have been directly or indirectly affected by autism to connect and interact!x
Much love <3