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Wednesday, May 16, 2007.


Since the other three ladies have been demanding that autistic people should be treated equally, I shall do the same. one way of being treated equally would be employment. But I understand that employers may not want employees with 'special needs' (I'm sorry guys, but it's reality.)Fortunately, as long as you prove as capable or even more capable than your 'normal' peers, I am sure you'll be wanted to.
It is difficult I suppose(I'm in no right to judge)but if you're determined, you'll make it with a little help.

I found this website which I thought would be extremely beneficial for Autistic youths who will sooner or later(like their 'normal' counterparts) find a job to earn a living. It is written by another Autistic adult so it'll be pretty close to heart for the youths. As the website says, "Non-autistics can also feel free to read.". Happy reading!

website: http://iautistic.com/autistic-job-search.php

P.S. It is probably difficult for a 'normal ' person to imagine how an autistic person would be able to get a job but there are!

P.S.S. I'm not IT savvy. I have no idea how to add a link. So I'm sorry but you'll have to type the address in manually!
!traces of loneliness.
10:03 PM


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