Realising I Am Normal—I’m Not Broken, Just Different
Feeling as though I’m broken and abnormal has led to a life of searching for ways to fit in. I’ve now reached a point of being able to accept who I am.

Feeling as though I’m broken and abnormal has led to a life of searching for ways to fit in. I’ve now reached a point of being able to accept who I am.
In this blog I explore the idea that as a marginalised member of society, hearing that God chose to tell the shepherds about the birth of Jesus speaks to me.
This study automatically pathologised autism but in doing this we miss the positives it brings. Neurodiversity isn’t inherently bad.