Autismawareness Stories

Sienna. Callie. Sadie Halstead. small hands, loud tears, and chaos that fills every room. Other days they're older-quieter, sharper, carrying things they don't always say out loud. Each chapter is a different moment in their lives. A different age. A different kind of breaking point. Sadie needs more. Callie feels everything. Sienna holds it all together. And somewhere in between, Jay Halstead and Hailey Upton try to keep their family from slipping through the cracks. Some stories end quietly. Some don't. But every single one leaves a mark.

"I don't just see the music, Lix. I feel it. It's like a puzzle where all the pieces finally fit." Twelve-year-old Avery is used to being the "misfit." Moving from the dry heat of Arizona to the humid, high-pressure halls of JYP Entertainment in Seoul was supposed to be a fresh start, but the language barrier and the overwhelming "noise" of the world often feel like too much for her Level 1 Autism to handle. Everything changes the day Bang Chan sees her dance. Plucked from the trainee dorms and thrust into the global spotlight as the ninth member of Stray Kids, Avery finds herself living a dream she never dared to imagine. From her obsessive love for their discography to her "human koala" tendencies, she quickly becomes the group's beloved-and incredibly clingy-little sister. But the path to the "DominATE" world stage isn't all glitter and fan chants. When a sudden heartbreak leaves her feeling abandoned, the "koala" turns into a "bear," lashing out at the eight brothers who promised to never let her go. Can Felix--her "sun" and ultimate bias-find a way to break through her walls, or will the pressure of the spotlight break Avery for good? A story of family, sensory-friendly safe zones, and the power of finding where you truly belong. Featuring: Felix, Bang Chan, Changbin, Lee Know, Hyunjin, Han, Avery, I.N., Seungmin. The Clingy Maknae: Avery's journey with Level 1 Autism and her special interests. The Sunshine Duo: The inseparable bond between Avery and her bias, Felix. OT9 Family: How eight older brothers learn to navigate a world that's sometimes too loud for their littlest member.

An alternate universe where A Hat In Time [by Gears For Breakfast] is set in a psychic ward and anyone non-human in the game are human now.

I am making this book to share my experience with Autism, I am not yet fully diagnosed but I am working on it with my mother but it will not be a right away thing but we heavily believe that I am autistic and the professionals we are in contact with currently agree. You can use this as something to help diagnose yourself but make sure to use other resources too and try to get a professional diagnoses. I will not lie about my experiences and I will be getting into the more unpleasant things. Reason for cover: The cover is of Tetcho Suehiro from Bungo Stray Dogs and he is head cannoned to have Autism and I am a fiction kin of him!

Welcome to a page from my enchanting children's book, *A Rainy Day in Augment*. This delightful tale unfolds in a vibrant community inhabited by the remarkable autistic bunnies of the extraordinary world of Auti. This book is part of a heartfelt 12-book series, lovingly inspired by my son, Derrek, who is on the spectrum. Join us on this uplifting journey that celebrates diversity, imagination, and the unique gifts that each bunny brings to their magical world.

The Guppies find out about Nonny's Autism.

This is about my life and the things I went through to build a greater future

Finn finally graduates high school, only to be violently thrown into the depths of adulthood. With no support system to help him navigate the world, his autism becomes a towering obstacle in every daily endeavor. Finding a job was hard enough; finding any real comfort in this new life proves even harder. He clings to fragments of his old routine, burying himself in books--as always--to shield himself from the anxiety of independence. However--for the first time--he finds someone who draws him into the real world, fighting against his deep-seated urge to disappear from it. Despite it being new and intimidating, he allows his own curiosity to pull him in further. After years of longing to be 'normal' and self-induced isolation, he pushes himself to reach out. ----------------------------------------------------- Draft, but will be finished. Hoping to edit, revise, and self publish when completed :) any feedback helps

Christina has one goal-make it to the WNBA. A driven and talented Black college athlete, she lives and breathes basketball, pushing herself every day to turn her dream into reality. But behind her focus is a quiet weight-grief, pressure, and a past she's still learning how to carry. Everything begins to shift the day she meets Jasmine, a young autistic girl with a deep love for the game, and her mother, Selena. What starts as a simple moment on a neighborhood court in Charlotte turns into something neither of them expected. As Christina becomes an unexpected mentor and safe space for Jasmine, she also finds herself drawn closer to Selena-a woman balancing strength, motherhood, and her own emotional walls. But trust isn't easy to build, especially after broken promises, personal loss, and the fear of letting someone in. Through late-night practices, emotional setbacks, and quiet moments of healing, Christina must learn that success isn't just about making it to the league-it's about showing up, being present, and allowing herself to feel again. Because sometimes... the strongest connections aren't built on perfect timing- they're built on patience, consistency, and love. Love • Grief • Autism Awareness • Black Excellence • Healing • Trust • Growth She was chasing a dream... until love and purpose met her on the court.

Hey guys, this is a story mainly about raising awareness for people who are autistic and how they are not always treated fairly. Disclaimer: I do not own PJO, HoO or anything you may recognise. We are also pretending Trials of Apollo never happened and Calypso isn't there. (Sorry to Caleo shippers.) Leo Valdez has a secret. He has autism. He's worked so hard over the years not to show signs that he doesn't. That is until there are two new campers. Lilly and Margret. They are twins from the Aphrodite cabin and they start to recognize the subtle signs Leo shows. They then start to bully him for it. Will Leo finally tell his friends about his autism? Or will he let the bullying continue? Cover art done by Canva.

In sophomore year, I wanted to bring awareness to Autism Awareness Month because of the large stigma around Mental Health Awareness. To raise money to donate to Autism charities, I decided to start a little "Side Hustle".

https://www.ifineedhelp.org/autism-awareness Autism awareness plays a vital role in fostering understanding, acceptance, and inclusion within our society. By expanding our collective knowledge about autism, we can help create a more compassionate and supportive world for individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and their families. It's essential to recognize that every individual on the autism spectrum is unique, with their own set of challenges and strengths. By learning more about autism, we can deepen our understanding and develop meaningful ways to support those diagnosed with ASD in their daily lives. One powerful way to make a difference is through advocacy. Advocating for the rights of individuals with autism means ensuring they have access to appropriate medical care, educational opportunities, employment, and social inclusion. By standing up, speaking out, and promoting awareness, we can help build a world where people of all abilities are valued, respected, and empowered to thrive. #AutismAwareness #IfINeedHelp #AcceptanceMatters #ASDSupport #InclusionForAll #Neurodiversity #SupportAutism #AdvocateForAutism #AutismAcceptance #UnderstandingASD #CelebrateDifferences

This is a story/poem about a day I had back in 3rd grade in 1998. I am autistic, and had been diagnosed at this time but I had not been told and was not receiving any aid or care at all. This is to show awareness to both the struggles of those with autism and that not telling the child that they have autism can be just as bad if not worse than telling them why they have the differences they have.

This was written for autism awareness month to spread acceptance.

A new collection of poems.

Set after Hurricane Sandy and the tragedy at Sandy Hook Elementary, "Brendan" is a short story about a young woman and her brother trying to navigate the challenges of their day-to-day lives.

A quiet moment between B and her brother, L, who has autism. In this brief yet meaningful encounter, she witnesses the world through his eyes, embracing the simplicity and depth of their unique bond. It's a story of understanding, love, and the small moments that make all the difference.

requests always open, but please be patient, as I have autism and I find it difficult to focus sometimes

A broken heart is mendable with the correct care. But a shattered heart? Oh a shattered heart will never be truly fixed no matter what you do for it. A shattered heart cannot reflect anything, but the sound of it breaking tells you everything.