And it just dawned on me we didnt see a fireworks vlog. Probably because they were not wearing masks.
Fathering Autism #34 With each new vlog the lies get bigger, so do the rolls on P's figure
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Let me through this out there. Could the strange fingers be because of her stigma where she flicks and flexes her fingers? My other thought is some kind of connective tissue disorder (like EDS) based on watching her walk.
Why was it necessary for Thilly to be all up in Ab’s face w/ the ridiculous donut sign? Was she hoping to get a bite? The entire vlog was just gross to watch & listen to.
Flexy joints is an autism thing & she does walk like she’s slithering standing up (which I think she learned some from her mother’s obesity imbalance). But, being that Isa has it too, leads me to believe it is something like EDS or hyper mobile joints. I can’t even begin to copy that w/ my hand.
Next they’ll teach her “Dunkin” so she can sign Dunkin’ Donuts and give them an excuse to make another trip
My hands look a bit like Abbies (the overstretched fingers). I even have a waving stim similar to hers
Can you maybe explain the stims to me? I guess I don't understand the why it is scene in autism?
Also, someone actually asked a question about my criticism. I answered honestly.
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I'm not sure I understand. Do you mean stims in general? Or Abbies? What do you mean with scene?
P is doing a live right now. I just snagged this picture of her size 14 hot bod....
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What world do these leghumpers live in....I've said repeatedly they are DELUSIONAL.
Yes, I meant stims. I edited it because my autocorrect has it out for me.
She's finally saying thank you to super chat ppl...amazing, I wonder where she got that idea but they definitely don't read here do they
Word of advice Cilla, burn that ugly ass shirt
I lasted 3 minutes. A medal
for everyone who lasted longer
I think scene was supposed to read “seen”. The autocorrect on this site is very frustrating.
I have eds. It sucks, it’s also more common for people with eds to be on the autism spectrum. I wouldn’t be surprised if she does have it. I sit like she does when she crosses her legs (I think the correct term now is criss cross applesauce?) one leg is completely on top of the other. Also size 14 my ass!!!! Those legs are like bleeping tree trunks and just seem to get larger.
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Stims or Stimming is short for self stimulatory behaviour. All people do it to some extent (think repeatedly clicking with a ballpoint pen when you are bored), but it is seen more frequently in people with autism and it is vastly more important and usually more obvious (they can be extremly elaborate and lengthy patterns. I have a client, who has a stim where each phase is almost 35 seconds and I recite complete movie scenes over and over).
Stims can be everything, but they mostly consist of short, repeting movements and sounds. Abbies stims are (for example) rocking, flapping her hands (super common) and honking. Back when Fathering Autism was still somewhat good and commited they uploaded a video, where A, P and I imitated Abbies most common stims. I still like the video and I encourage families to try it.
It can also be self injurious, in that case the behaviour needs to be redirected to something else.
Stimming happens a lot when sensory or emotional input is either very high or very low. I stim when I am exited (like watching a funny movie - weird handwavy thing) and especially when I am in a chaotic or loud environment. I have basically no filter for auditory input and stuff like humming, reciting or repeatedly tapping against my face helps taking the edge off and keeping me calm. It can't completely prevent melt- or Shutdowns, but it can delay them.
Detailed research is still a bit wishy-washy. I hope that I was able to give a little bit of insight.
Stims can be everything, but they mostly consist of short, repeting movements and sounds. Abbies stims are (for example) rocking, flapping her hands (super common) and honking. Back when Fathering Autism was still somewhat good and commited they uploaded a video, where A, P and I imitated Abbies most common stims. I still like the video and I encourage families to try it.
It can also be self injurious, in that case the behaviour needs to be redirected to something else.
Stimming happens a lot when sensory or emotional input is either very high or very low. I stim when I am exited (like watching a funny movie - weird handwavy thing) and especially when I am in a chaotic or loud environment. I have basically no filter for auditory input and stuff like humming, reciting or repeatedly tapping against my face helps taking the edge off and keeping me calm. It can't completely prevent melt- or Shutdowns, but it can delay them.
Detailed research is still a bit wishy-washy. I hope that I was able to give a little bit of insight.
Good God Almighty! That second screenshot is a big ol’ dose of reality! THUUUUUNNNDDDDEEERRR THIGHS,
I'm loving my modified keto diet (high protein, smaller amounts of fat and carbs). It isn't complicated. I know what to eat, what to avoid. I don't feel hungry. I'm halfway to my "normal BMI" goal.
The scale is cooperating again. I threatened it with a performance improvement plan.
Remember way back when A & P were on the keto diet? I don't understand why they stopped.
Cilla's belly swallowed almost all of her hand
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