Eating on the Spectrum
Food choices on the "Autism Spectrum" lets eat and cook together. I was diagnosed with Autism later in life as level 1, as per the DSM-5.
From an early age I knew I was different from all my other friends I didn’t understand how I fitted in and communicate. I was very happy on my own always was nervous and anxious with social interactions. When I was young 70’s/80’s there was not much awareness and education around this. I remember something my late mother once said, when I told her I have Autism the response was “now I know why you where always quite and didn’t interact with all the other children”. Today I hold a very respectable job, inclusion and diversity is very big and getting awareness out there is important to me.
“I share with one I share with many”
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