@orbitalband@O2InstituteBham@steveloopzprice Emotional night at Birmingham and in London. You were my brother's favorite band and he sadly died last year. He took his last breaths to Belfast. There were tears but overall I felt that he was dancing with me and I felt so close to him. Thankyou so much.
Could 2 followers please copy and re-post this tweet? To demonstrate that someone is always listening. Call 116 123 (Samaritans UK and Ireland) - Thank you ๐
@Auras_Journey I don't think it's about whether or not you have what it takes, it's whether you will have the support once you are qualified to do the job.
@autismtalknd Mainly I felt tired. Grief and anger but some relief. Sometimes I wonder if there was any point to knowing as it has not really changed anything.
@simon_price01 @guardianopinion@guardian I was at the front for GnR at Hyde Park. A family brought a baby to the front. She had no ear defenders on during GnR set.
I heard the mother say 'I want Axl to see my baby, if he sees her he will come over' It's the most distressing thing I have ever witnessed at a concert.
@autismtalknd constantly having to mask, and work is a sensory nightmare. This generally means that any days off are spent recovering from days at work.
@autismtalknd Working. If I had known I was autistic in my 20's I would have made better choices and planned better. Now am mid 40's, burnt out, hate my job and have no work/life balance, but financially I cannot see how I can drop my hours.
@helen_barnowl@autismtalknd yes, would love to be able to work part time but financially I cannot see happening. It seems the attitude towards those who were diagnosed very late in life, is you did not get support as a child so you can piss off if you think you are going to get it now ๐ฉ
@autismtalknd Negative. Maybe is I'd known sooner it would have been different but I doubt it. I think there has been too much trauma now, it cannot be undone.
The ultimate 90's question was answered this weekend. Turns out 16 year old (massive Oasis fan) me got it wrong. It' Blur. My body and mind are still recovering. Truly amazing #Blur#Wembley
@_i_sparkle_ I've given up at my trust. New manager who seems more proactive so will see what happens. Been told I'm to slow using a laptop even through I've been assessed as not being able to use a laptop due to my dyspraxia. But they are a disability confident employer!