Anonymous asked: Have you seen this blog? fuckyeahaspiebot. tumblr. com/
Not in the last 5 months!
Aspiebot is a meme that focuses on Aspergers’ related issues and humour, and is definitely worth a look for everyone!
alunasa asked: When I was diagnosed with Dyscalculia, I was also told that I have Visual Processing Disorder. Is Sensory Processing Disorder different from Visual Processing Disorder? Would Visual Processing Disorder fall into this category?
Honestly, I have no idea. I’m sure someone who reads this does, though!
Can anyone answer this?
And paint under my nails, and clay, and all those other “”“good sensations”“” that go with making traditional art uugghhh.
Anonymous asked: Two Words: Dental Cleanings. Ugh, they scrape the tartar off and I can't think of a way to describe it to them other than "the worst feeling ever" and then they're like, "Well then you should floss more" but flossing is another thing I can't stand.
My Dad’s a dentist. I get a surprise call every 6 months asking me to fill in a free space since I need a cleaning anyway.
Random surprise hygiene visits? Definitely not the best. I like warning before that much stress.
On the positive side, at least teeth feel smooth and nicely textured when they’re clean!
Have you tried using (I think its called) Glide floss? It’s more of a plastic material and it doesn’t have a bunch of fibers bound together. It’s like flossing with thin stretched out plastic bag. If you go slowly it shouldn’t hurt, and bringing the floss in and out from between the teeth is a lot smoother and pleasant.
Another thing to try are the little picks that look like a bow with a handle, and floss for the bowstring. Those are good if it’s the wrapping-floss-around-your-fingers that causes the anxiety/trigger.
Just some ideas. Your trigger could be from something completely different, but these are what work for me (more the glide floss). Dental health is way important, and you don’t want to have dentures that you have to suck on constantly. That sound is horrendous. ):
Plus, I mean, for dentures they pull out all your teeth. That sucks a bunch, too.
Thanks for writing in!
Anonymous asked: I don't have SPD or anything (as far as I know), but have you ever gotten a package that has a styrofoam box or something to hold stuff in place, but it's in a cardboard box? STYROFOAM RUBBING AGAINST CARDBOARD IS THE WORST SOUND IN EXISTENCE. I get goosebumps everywhere right away.
OH DEAR LORD THAT’S HORRIBLE
I’m so glad I live at home right now, because I have servants parents to open my packages for me.
hopelesstetris asked: I'm also very sensitive to sound. Make sure to wear ear plugs (not those foamy ones, they're crap, those silicone tree looking things are much better if you're looking for cheap) when you go to concerts and, if you can, leave them on for a couple of hours after. That way, your eardrums gets some rest. Hope that helps.
magickal-autistic-cat asked: Hey fellow sea turtles! I have a question for anyone to answer. I've always been really sensitive to sound. I went to a concert last week and it took a few days for my ears to stop ringing. Interestingly enough, I am finding that now that the ringing has stopped, my ears are sensitive to a lot more than they were. Have any of you experienced extra sensitivity in the hearing department after going to concerts?
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