Living with Lynette

The pilot episode of Living with Lynette is now public! Have a peek and share with friends! #autism #comedy youtu.be/jaVETQANxvI

"Just what I always wanted, a tiny pair." What is Brent talking about in the quoted scene? a) balls (the kind you play with) b) boobies (the cute kind) c) boxes (the kind you pack stuff in) If you aren't sure, watch Living with Lynette! #comedy #autism youtu.be/jaVETQANxvI?si…

Please add the international peace hashtag - #IDWP – to your social media profiles and bios. Gratitude and warm hugs to everyone for helping the global, power-of-intention I Declare World Peace project grow.

"The mainstream "P-in-V" (penis-in-vagina) definition of sex is incredibly narrow. If you believe that is the only way to have sex, and your body doesn't move that way, you might feel excluded." #disabled #sexualhealth #relationships thestar.co.za/saturday-star/…

Autism & Bipolar Comedy Pilot youtu.be/jaVETQANxvI?si… via @YouTube "Wow, that was awesome in a million ways!!!" ~YouTube comment "Hmmmm...if we only had one dollar for each way..." ~Million dollar Math #comedy #autism #ActuallyAutistic

Autism ABC's, The letter Y, with Dr. Lynette Louise youtu.be/cBVpnXSsr3k?si… via @YouTube The letter Y is for Yesterday. In this episode Lynette clearly discusses the problem of parental regrets and teaches us how to correctly use hindsight for mental health. #parenting

#autistic #parenting #neurofeedback #autism youtu.be/X12A7y-U6No?si…

I love winter, he loves summer, which means we are always happy! <--- he might say it differently. :D #love #difference

"Pssst... Dar, do you want to be normal?" To see how Dar responds when sweet little Serpico asks this question, and to learn more about the dynamics of being normal, try Living with Lynette! (awards earned, not gifted) #autistic #actors youtu.be/jaVETQANxvI?si…

@DisabledWorld Wow! There are so many moving parts. This is a great breakdown. And it's something that is relevant to pretty much everyone. We've all gotta eat. (And unlike Dar from Living with Lynette, we don't all enjoy eating the walls. 😂)

Grocery Store Markup and Shelf Space Pricing Scams - Most people assume the price on a #grocerystore shelf simply reflects what a product costs to make, ship, and sell - but the reality is far more calculated and far less transparent. Behind every strategically positioned cereal box and every prime end-of-aisle display lies a pay-to-play system of #slottingfees, manufacturer #kickbacks, and deliberate product placement that quietly inflates the cost of feeding a household. For millions of #seniors on fixed incomes, families stretching limited budgets, and people with #disabilities navigating stores with fewer choices, these hidden pricing mechanics are not an abstract business curiosity - they are a daily financial burden that shapes what ends up on the dinner table and what gets left behind on the shelf - disabled-world.com/disability/pub…

"I was changed." lynettelouise.com / brainbody.net #disabled #disability #inclusion #adoption #BrainBroad

When Lynette was little she pictured herself a mother with dozens of children she treated with love. She pictured herself traveling the globe offering love to those lacking it in their lives. She became what she imagined only not how she imagined it. #mom disabled-world.com/info/brain-bro…

"I love Living with Lynette! It's fun, and funny, and heart-touching. I'm no expert, but I think when one film can succeed at putting me in touch with so many of my emotions, that means it's something pretty special. A gift. Thank you." ~viewer comment youtu.be/jaVETQANxvI?si…

@DisabledWorld "The way we define "abnormal" behavior has never been a settled question." There is so much good stuff in this article. Fantastic! Definitely sharing.

Models of Abnormality and Their Impact on Disability - Examines the major models of #abnormality in #psychology and how #biological, #behavioral, #cognitive, and #sociocultural frameworks shape our understanding of #disability - disabled-world.com/definitions/ab…

"The choice of model is never neutral. Each model carries implicit assumptions about who is responsible for a problem, what counts as a solution, and what the goals of treatment should be. For people with disabilities, these assumptions have real consequences." #disability

For some, waking up, getting #motivated, and meeting a brand new day with intention isn’t as much of a challenge as staying motivated throughout the day is. I want to step in here and offer a simple but important tip: move. It's Important to Move: brainbody.net/important-move…

There's living with Lynette and then there's cooking with Lynn. Anyway you slice it (and I'm guessing with roast duck you have to slice it) Lynette is going to have to clean the kitchen. hee hee! #comedy #autism #cooking

@DisabledWorld This is wild! How interesting! And it's one of those challenges that sounds completely cool to the person not challenged by it (it hardly sounds like a dysfunction, remembering everything) yet when living it, the issues are real. More memory isn't always better.

Hyperthymesia: Living With a #Memory That Won't Fade - #Hyperthymesia, also known as highly superior autobiographical memory #HSAM is a rare #neurological condition in which an individual possesses an extraordinary, largely involuntary ability to recall personal life events in vivid and accurate detail, often spanning decades of experience - disabled-world.com/disability/pub…

Check out #5! "Autism Answers with Tsara Shelton is a beautiful blog for women. It began as a place to explore mental health and parenting stories and has blossomed into a conversation about ideas that grow on the outskirts of society." #women #blogs #5_The_Blog_Autism_Answers_with_Tsara_Shelton" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">improveherhealth.com/the-top-9-best…

In Search of Teressa: A Journey into the Mind of a Woman with Many Personalities rdrpublishers.com/products/in-se… “Despite so much of Teressa’s story being unique to her, a woman who is unstable to the point of presenting ‘alters’ (alternate personalities), it is consistently familiar."