Rosie Weldon's autistic lifeAfraid and stuck on a train stationOne of the cruellest things about autism is that when things get tough, my ability to communicate is the first thing to go.Sep 25Sep 25
Rosie Weldon's autistic lifeWhy do I walk every day?I walk everyday. Whatever the weather, however I am feeling, I leave the house and walk for at least five minutes, every day.Jul 201Jul 201
Rosie Weldon's autistic lifeStopping (sexual?) assault on a trainYesterday I stopped a man from touching a fifteen year old girl.Jun 231Jun 231
Rosie Weldon's autistic lifeFive reasons that I love being autisticI love being autistic. I am incredibly proud to be autistic and wouldn’t trade it for anything.Jun 194Jun 194
Rosie Weldon's autistic lifeStop being a people pleaserAre you reading this because you are a people pleaser? Well, stop. Just, stop being a people pleaser.Jun 17Jun 17
Rosie Weldon's autistic lifeFeeling like an idiot in a neurotypical worldSociety was designed by, and for, neurotypicals.May 243May 243
Rosie Weldon's autistic lifeBeautifully autistically aliveI feel so vividly and truly alive.May 20May 20
Rosie Weldon's autistic lifeRecovering from a narcissistTo the point that you just don’t know what is real anymore.Apr 29Apr 29
Rosie Weldon's autistic lifeTrapped behind autismLet’s make one thing very clear from the offset — I love being autistic. And I wouldn’t change it for the world.Apr 181Apr 181