Recovery, Discovering Neurodiversity & Spiritual Experiences
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Summary: A 45-year-old woman, recovered from alcohol and drug misuse for 3.5 years, discovered she is autistic. Understanding her past behaviors in a new light, she’s navigating her identity and embracing her new truth.
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The author reflects on their spiritual journey, emphasizing the painful self-discovery post-autism diagnosis. They explore themes of ego destruction, the search for identity, and the transformative power of suffering, ultimately finding hope and acceptance.
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The author reflects on the importance of sharing love and connection amidst a busy life. Spiritual growth should guide us back to our hearts, emphasizing the need for human relationships over material achievements and distractions.
● Latest Articles
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Finding Truth in Recovery: The Interplay of Autism & Alcoholism
Vanessa reflects on her journey of understanding her neurodivergence rather than solely identifying as an alcoholic. Her autism diagnosis reshapes her self-perception and reveals the…
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From Addiction to Awareness: My Neurodivergent Mind
The “disease of more” describes the persistent pursuit of pleasurable experiences and substances, leading to addiction. It explores how underlying issues, like autism and rejection…
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Hope & Hopelessness: To Lose All Hope of a Better Future
The author reflects on the complexities of living with autism and recovery from addiction, acknowledging feelings of hopelessness while also finding hope through writing and…
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