The Autistic Perimenopause: A Temporary Regression
Sam Galloway (she/her) \ud83d\udc95Fiercely advocating to raise awareness on temporary fluctuations and regressions in capacity during our autistic perimenopause. A safe space for our community to unmask, co-regulate, and share knowledge to self-advocate.
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Sam Galloway is a late diagnosed neurodivergent woman, a tenacious midlife struggler, and an advocate for people in autistic perimenopause.
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