This special episode is reviews about a TV show called The Good Doctor about an autistic person who becomes a surgeon. People who are Autistic have shares their reviews and how they feel about the show and I will be reading them. 

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This episode talks about my personal experience with a professor ignoring me about my disability and my issues that I am having with the class. I also go on to talk about how it is important to listen to people with disabilities to understand how to help them instead of deciding yourself how to help them. Let us be our own voice and listen to what we are saying. 

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First off, I'd like to start this episode by thanking all of my listeners. I have reached many people who have been touched by this podcast and I'm excited to know this. This podcast discusses stimming as well and what it means. Listen to this episode to learn what this behavior means and how neurodivergent people focus best. 

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This episode talks about the disgusting labels that people use towards people who have mental and developmental disabilities. High functioning and low functioning labels have been used as long as I can remember, it's time to stop using them. 

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This episode talks about the language and words surrounding the disability communities. Many words and phrases used are outdated and there are much better ones that we can use. I also talked about the difference between person first and identity first language. 

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Listen into this episode to learn more about how I live with ADHD in my life and what the symptoms are like. I talk about how my symptoms have affected me for years and are worse than people realize. Having ADHD is difficult and for me, it only has a few pros and mostly cons. 

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This episode talks a little about how devastating addiction is and how the opioid crisis has taken so many lives. There is no one person or one profession to blame, but we need to figure out a way to stop it and to help people. Some of this information is based off a documentary that can be found on Netflix called "The Pharmacist"

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This episode talks about why I decided to get tested for ADHD and how that process went as well as my diagnosis for other mental illnesses.

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This episode focuses on different coping skills to deal with anxiety on a day to day basis, most of them given to me by my therapist. It also talks about breaking the stigma for mental health illnesses and normalizing that people struggle and need help just like breaking a leg or having cancer. Medical attention for the brain (mental disabilities) is just as important as the rest of the body, if not more. 

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This episode is about anxiety and how it affects me personally. I also talked about different science sides of how anxiety and stress physically affect the body. I also talked about anxiety and panic attacks as well as just how anxiety can be debilitating to live with.

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