Angeline Low’s Autism Experience by Apt Fitness

You are not perfect and have no right to judge autists. Stop being a two faced coward and discus with the autist how you perceive interactions, so they may learn and grow. Otherwise, the problem is solely you.

I do not give weight to words of others. My opinion of myself is the one that is heaviest. Stop fixating on what others say. Live your life and be happy as long as you stay legal.

COVID-19 can be a factor to rapid weight gain. This is neither medical nor science. It is personal observation and life experience.

Do not be ashamed of your diagnoses. Embrace it as a magical superpower.

I am raw, unfiltered, and candid. If you are offended, please leave. This podcast is taking a new direction. It is my autism experience. We each experience autism differently, so no two autists will be the same. We may hav3 several similarities.

Make a conscious effort to know when you are not being appropriate. There is a time, place, and way to communicate things.

Many employers mislead potential employees by concocting erroneous job descriptions then get upset with high turnover.

Stop wasting time of others and lying about your capabilities. The truth will eventually become evident. Manipulating your way into a job costs resources and financial losses. Be courteous, professional, and respectful. Have dignity.

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Having one symptoms does make you autistic or ADHD.

Keri is a mother of an autist. She discusses her experience with the spectrum and how she is helping others.

Arthur (father) and Ian (son) give us a glimpse into their lives as affected by the spectrum. Ian shares his experience, being autistic, and Arthur shares his non-autist perspective as a father.

We interview non autists, to learn their knowledge and awareness of the spectrum.

Rick discusses financial planning strategies to prepare for periods of unemployment and natural disasters. Autists usually experience employment issues due to discrimination, so here are tips to save and build contingency plans. To contact Rick, please leave a message for him through this podcast.

A rambling of autism, mutism, and other miscellaneous autism related concerns.

I am not an attorney, but I discuss how I disclose autism to employers and people in general. For legal advice, please contact Chris Harne, Esq., to schedule a consultation.

An autist explains the characteristics of Rufus from Locke and Key that portray him on that autism spectrum. It was a positive portrayal and worthy of mentioning in contrast to The Night Clerk.

Angeline, a high functioning autism, discusses the portrayal of an autistic character in the movie “The Night Clerk.”

Dexter discusses the movie "The Night Clerk" as it relates to the autism spectrum. The main character is written to have Asperger's Syndrome, but let's find out if it was written to accurately portray autism.

Apt Fitness discusses EMDR with Anastasia Bipat. She is licensed in Florida as an EMDR and Mental Health Counselor. Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing can be a therapeutic modality for autists as well as those with ADHD, depression, anxiety, and trauma. If you have questions for Anastasia or the Autism Experience Podcast, drop us a line, leave a message, send voicemail, carrier pigeon - you get the idea.

We discuss the need for social reform and the drowning of Alejandro, a nine year old, non verbal, autist, by his mother, Patricia Ripley, in Miami, Florida. If you feel you have no resources, contact us, and we will help you find assistance.

Dexter discusses his autism experience, being a non autist. He explains stimming - both verbal and nonverbal - autism stereotypes, and general experiences. How does your experience with autists compare to his? Message us!

I discuss events leading to my founding if Apt Fitness. You may relate. Send messages to share your thoughts.

In this podcast, I discuss what autism is for me — not the clinical definition. It is an overview of what my autism experience is.