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245 00 Bittersweet on the autism spectrum /|cedited by Luke 
       Beardon, PhD and Dean Worton. 
264  1 London :|bJessica Kingsley Publishers,|c2017. 
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490 0  Insider intelligence 
505 0  Foreword. Luke Beardon. 1. Opening the Umbrella (Multi 
       Coloured Thank You Very Much!). Alyssa Aleksanian. 2. How 
       Volunteering With Bradford Autism Support Gave Me 
       Confidence and Helped Me Come To Terms With My Own 
       Diagnosis of Asperger's Syndrome. Gwen Greenwood. 3. A New
       Career Path -- Undertaking a PhD -- The Doctor Will See 
       You Now! Dr Christopher Wilson. 4. Becoming a Parent is 
       Really, Really Hard ... Who Would Have Guessed? Becky 
       Heaver. 5. Autism and Music. Michael Barton. 6. How 
       Discovering Creative Writing Opened Up a Whole New World 
       For the Aspie in Me. Andrew Smith. 7. Lifelines -- How I 
       Manage my Autism to Create a Positive Life Experience. 
       Tracy Turner. 8. Positive Experiences of Being on the 
       Autistic Spectrum -- Personal Reflections From Joanna 
       Treasure. Joanna Treasure. 9. A Year in Normandy -- 
       Learning a Foreign Language and Culture. Dean Worton. 10. 
       The Story Behind a Story -- My Novella: The Atlas Legacy. 
       Colin Newton. 11. My London Marathon Experience: Walking 
       Into a New Day. Dominic Walsh. 12. In an Economic Climate 
       When the Most Able in Society are Having Difficulty 
       Finding Work, What Chance Do Those With Disabilities Have?
       Tony's Journey. Maggie. 13. Loyal Companions: Animals Can 
       Teach Us All a Lot About Happiness and Acceptance. Debbie 
       Allen. 14. Celebrating the Autism Spectrum. P J Hughes. 
       15. Positive Experiences for Sarah (aged 27) -- Enjoying 
       Freedom That I Never Thought I'd Have. Sarah Galley. 16. 
       How Our Negative Experiences Can Raise Awareness of Autism
       and Produce Positive Results For Society. A Nonny Mouse. 
       17. Positive Experiences in Theatre. C.A. Smart. 18. The 
       Day I (Nearly) Became a Male Prostitute.. Atul Movelis. 
       19. My Radio Show: Making People Happier with My Strong 
       Music Interest and Knowledge. Gerard Wilkie. 20. Turning 
       Points: How Thinking Outside the Box Helped Me Overcome 
       Hurdles in My Music Teaching Career. Eloise. 21. Why 
       Bother: Aiming to Create Social Fairness and Harmony. 
       Maurice Frank. 22. Positives I Can Draw From Experiences 
       as a Result of the Tragic Events on 7 July 2005 in London.
       Serena Shaw. 23. Interview With a Music Lover on Positive 
       Aspects of His Life. Andy R. 24. Revelations on Planet 
       Autism. Planet Autism. 25. Two Very Different Birth 
       Stories. Nat Goldthorpe. 26. Syndromes, Spectra and 
       Starlight. Barnabear. 27. Turning a Negative Into a 
       Positive. Alex Wilkinson. 28. Dream Big, There Can Be 
       Another End to the Rainbow. Lynette Marshall. 
520    Autism doesn't have to hold you back. In this empowering 
       book, authors with autism share how they overcame 
       obstacles to enjoy life to the full, via transformative 
       moments, newfound passions and downright determination. 
       The inspiring message is that in spite of challenges and 
       hardships, autism can accompany, or even galvanize, life's
       best bits.|bIn this rich and diverse collection, 28 
       writers describe what positive experiences they have had 
       as an autistic person, and show how the most unexpected 
       subject areas can be a source of the positive. They 
       demonstrate that individuals can, and do, experience life 
       in positive ways, sometimes in the face of adversity. 
       Sharing both dark and joyful moments with unreserved 
       honesty, their insights are moving, often hilarious, 
       creative, and highly intelligent, and usually surprising. 
       From hair-raising traveling experiences to parenting with 
       verve, volunteering to teaching, running a marathon to 
       taking on a PhD, they show that autism need not limit 
       life. Introduced by Luke Beardon and Dean Worton, their 
       stories challenge stereotypes surrounding autism, empower,
       and entertain. 
588 0  Print version record. 
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650  0 Autistic people|xRehabilitation.|0https://id.loc.gov/
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650  0 Autistic people|vBiography.|0https://id.loc.gov/
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