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Self-Discovery Unlocked: Dive into the captivating stories of Emma and John as they navigate their late autism diagnosis, uncovering their true selves and inspiring listeners to embrace their own unique journey of self-discovery.

In this episode, you will be able to:

Grasp the significance of addressing autism diagnosis in early stages, and how it shapes one's future.

Hear heartwarming testimonies of self-identification and acceptance from those diagnosed with autism later in life.

Explore the intrinsic bond uniting the autism community, showcasing how people thrive through mutual support.

Absorb the lived experiences shared by those in the autism community, shedding light on the path to broader understanding and acceptance.

Discover how individuals overcame autism-related challenges and spearheaded their way towards success.

My special guest is Rich Stevens

Rich Stevens hails from the UK and is a devoted father, podcaster, and an advocate in the world of autism. His journey through autism took an unexpected turn when he was diagnosed with it later in life, after initially advocating for the same due to his son's diagnosis. Rich's unique journey gave birth to his popular podcast, Inside the Orange, which unravels the human experience and individuality, against the distinctive backdrop of autism. The chronicles of his transition from advocate to autistic encapsulates the essence of his new podcast Advocate to Autistic.


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Support the show via my Patreon   / aspergersstudio  

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It's about sharing that little bit of story to help someone else that might just need that bit of help from someone else. Let's share our stories and experiences, and help each other along the way. - Rich Stevenson