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moderator: shinysunny This is a place for adult women with AS and especially mums who have AS.
Welcome and feel free to share your experiences and your strategies (social skills, relationships, organisation, etc).
It is hard to continue and keep up with so many things around when you are passionate. Maybe it is about completing tasks, rather than continue starting new projects. Well it has been a year I did not post here, I have made progress though, in many ways. I would be SO happy to share all that with ot »
for me it is easy to get absorbed into an activity and hard to stop it. It is hard to chose a task and get started with it because the possibilities are enormous. If you know a strategy to prioritise better and limit oneself (I am using a timer more and more) I would love to hear from you! »
I wish AS and NT could understand one another better! »
it makes communication very difficult and painful although we have a strong and loving bond. Anyone knows what I am talking about? Sadly it is the same with my sister. I wish we could learn better social skills... »
I shall copy here a text from "Aspergers in love" by Maxine C. Aston because I recognise myself in it and it is well described. Feel free to react to it or discuss any of the previous or current issues here. Warmest wishes Shinysunny “A lot of expectations are placed on a mother and one of them is b »
I would love to find a forum discussing relationships, especially marriage between AS ladies and NTs men. Anyone knows of any? Thank you! Take care Shinysunny »
I realise that it is very hard for me to visualise when I am thinking - although I have a very visual memory and learn best by writing notes and reading textbooks. Are other people with autism finding it hard to visualise when thinking / listening to others? I would be interested in any feedback abo »
I am so happy! I am not alone in the group any more! Thank you for your interest and for sharing your experience. I have asperger's myself and am a mum. I am not sure about my daughters. Obviously there are lots of websites and forums already on the topic of autism, but not so many about females wit »
My 14 year old daughter is autistic. She has Asperger's Syndrome so I always like to chat with others so that I know how to help her. »
I would like exchanging ideas. Please join in! »
