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• June 19, 2025@eternityspeaks | Could you thrive if you didn’t have to hide?

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  "100,000%. I would definitely thrive if I didn't have to hide the last, like, four years I've been slowly unmasking now that I know my diagnoses and why I've always been the way I've been. And so I definitely plan and speak into existence thriving for the next chapter of my life, inshallah, which means God willing in Arabic. 100. 100%."

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• June 16, 2025@arunanandarao | What small joys can you bring into your life this season that feel right for your brain?

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  "I am also beginning basic vocal music lessons, slowly tuning my voice to the rhythm of something beyond thought. Learning to sing, even just the fundamentals feels like healing from within, like giving breath its true expression. And as I read, I also wish to translate some of these beautiful works, honoring the spirit while making them accessible across all the languages. It's my quiet way of preserving and sharing beauty word by word."

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• June 16, 2025@NeuroVibe | What small joys can you bring into your life this season that feel right for your brain?

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  "Small joys that I could bring into this season for me and my brain. That's easy. It's dancing whenever possible, wherever possible, cars included. Yep. You can drive and do a little shimmy shake here and there. Reading especially unforgettable, transformational books. Yes, yes, yes. Laughing, trying new things, eating new foods. Resting. Yes, resting. The thing that we always put off to the side. Nope, nope, nope. Now, not later."

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• June 16, 2025@J.O.B.I | What advice would you give to someone just learning they're neurodivergent as an adult?

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  "Knowledge is power. And if you are diagnosed as an adult going and getting those resources on your diagnosis and understanding the path that people generally take will prepare you for that journey, because it will happen. We are all individuals, but the brain does react in very predictable ways, and there's enough resources to help guide you through there. Even when you don't have people or support in the moment, realize that you are so special as an individual."

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• June 11, 2025@NeuroVibe | What if being neurodivergent is something your spirit carried across lifetimes?

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  "And it's a platonic love, but it feels like there could be something unsaid and something more and. Or maybe they were lovers in another life, but just not in this life. It's like open to so much interpretation and it got me thinking, being neurodivergent myself. Is it possible that this is not the only life that my brain has operated this way? And I'm just like swirling with a lot of different thoughts in my mind because what does that mean?"

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• June 08, 2025@NeuroVibe | What should people really understand about autistic women?

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  "And as an autistic woman, I am super grateful that there is a woman like Jennifer or Jenny who's written this book to help share what it is to be on the spectrum as a female and finding out later in life, not even earlier on, because again, many of us, even if we, even if our parents had a clue, doctors probably would have disregarded and. Or told our parents, eh, like, she'll grow out of it. I think you're overreacting."

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• June 04, 2025@NeuroVibe | What advice would you give to someone just learning they're neurodivergent as an adult?

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  "So welcome, welcome to a whole new journey of self discovery, self acceptance and self love like you've never experienced before. It is the most gratifying, terrifying, and also deeply and deeply intriguing opportunity of your life. And I would also encourage this person to try to establish alignment in their career, in their friendships, in their romantic life that support and foster their neurodivergent self. Because the hardest thing to do in life is to try to live a life doing and being someone that you are not."

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• June 03, 2025@SeekingPlumb | What advice would you give to someone just learning they're neurodivergent as an adult?

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  "And that was hugely freeing because I had spent my entire life trying to improve, fix whatever was possible about myself in order to be acceptable, palatable, etc. So not only could I allow for some healing and a different way of looking at my own differences that improved my mental health exponentially, I was also then better able to recognize where my challenges are and accommodate myself in ways I'd never been accommodated before. And this has facilitated a lot of change for the better."

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• May 28, 2025@AnngieKaye | Can you truly do anything or is that just something we tell kids?

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  "Like, I think anything is possible, but is it probable? So I think, like, again, growing up, we can do anything we put our mind to. So when you see that great NBA player, don't think that they just kind of halfway went to practice, just, you know, dribbled the ball when they felt like it. No, they were shooting in the gym when most people were asleep."

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• May 28, 2025@NeuroVibe | Can you truly do anything or is that just something we tell kids?

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  "If you do believe you can do anything, whether you want to do everything or anything, and. Or whether you want to do it all at once, completely just having the belief that you can do anything, I think creates the reality for you to then go out and play in the sandbox that we call life and decide what, what do you want to do?"

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