Some people live with conditions, disabilities, or challenges for years before receiving a diagnosis or any help and support.
That was the case for Sara Gibbs, as shared in this article. She knew that people saw her as being different, yet she didn’t know why. When Sara was 30, she was diagnosed as being autistic, and suddenly it all made sense. This is a very personable, honest, and relatable read that may help both autism awareness and autism acceptance.