Spare a thought.

A couple of names of old friends come to my mind tonight.

steven

Mariusz

Hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobia

@Sennie

Dawn

Ninjaaa

Jamie

Bees x2

Billy87

Ausomely Autistic

Dogtooth

And the OP of this wonderful thread Nata.

You all brought light in to my dark existence. Thanks friends you're all one in a million. 

I haven't seen many of these people for some time. I do keep in touch with Steven though and he's doing well. ️

It is good to know that Steven is doing well. Just the other day I happened to take a trip down Memory Lane and had been laughing away at one of his posts. His often hilarious musings on the forums are greatly missed.

Just to let you know, Shardovan is still around, but is less active on the forums than he used to be. He pops his head in from time to time, but it can sometimes be a case of 'blink and you'll miss it'. 

Thank you-I hope he'll pop in again soon it's always good seeing him here. His posts are always friendly and helpful.  Thanks Debbie.️

Paige said:

I haven’t seen Shardovan for a long time. Does anyone know how he'd doing? I hope he's ok. 

Yes, sadly we see Shardovan here less than before.

This is the last thread I remember him posting in:

https://community.autism.org.uk/f/adults-on-the-autistic-spectrum/27009/am-i-alone-in-being-alone-it-feels-that-way-even-on-here

I haven’t seen Shardovan for a long time. Does anyone know how he'd doing? I hope he's ok. 

Seconded!

Sporadic Sparkly said:

teven is such a prime example because he was always putting himself down with his self-deprecating humour. I often thought he would be brilliant as a stand-up observational comedy comedian. As soon as he opened his mouth (so to speak), he had got our attention

I agree.

I spent many a night giggling at yours/his/ Shardovan s/whoevers various exchanges (when I should have been asleep).

I agree. The sad thing is that the members who make such an impression don't realise just how much of an impression they have on us. Steven is such a prime example because he was always putting himself down with his self-deprecating humour. I often thought he would be brilliant as a stand-up observational comedy comedian. As soon as he opened his mouth (so to speak), he had got our attention. 

I agree. The sad thing is that the members who make such an impression don't realise just how much of an impression they have on us. Steven is such a prime example because he was always putting himself down with his self-deprecating humour. I often thought he would be brilliant as a stand-up observational comedy comedian. As soon as he opened his mouth (so to speak), he had got our attention. 

Just to let you know, Shardovan is still around, but is less active on the forums than he used to be. He pops his head in from time to time, but it can sometimes be a case of 'blink and you'll miss it'. 

Thank you-I hope he'll pop in again soon it's always good seeing him here. His posts are always friendly and helpful.  Thanks Debbie.️

Paige said:

I haven’t seen Shardovan for a long time. Does anyone know how he'd doing? I hope he's ok. 

Yes, sadly we see Shardovan here less than before.

This is the last thread I remember him posting in:

https://community.autism.org.uk/f/adults-on-the-autistic-spectrum/27009/am-i-alone-in-being-alone-it-feels-that-way-even-on-here

I haven’t seen Shardovan for a long time. Does anyone know how he'd doing? I hope he's ok. 

Seconded!

Sporadic Sparkly said:

teven is such a prime example because he was always putting himself down with his self-deprecating humour. I often thought he would be brilliant as a stand-up observational comedy comedian. As soon as he opened his mouth (so to speak), he had got our attention

I agree.

I spent many a night giggling at yours/his/ Shardovan s/whoevers various exchanges (when I should have been asleep).