Autism and Physical Disability

<p><strong>What does it mean to live at the intersection of autism physical disability trauma and resilience?</strong></p><p>In <strong><em>Autism and Physical Disability</em></strong> <strong>Wenn B. Lawson</strong> shares a deeply personal account of late-diagnosed autism shaped by decades of misdiagnosis physical and emotional pain and a lifetime of mistrust born from trauma. Animals birds and the natural world become sources of solace offering a pathway back to meaning and connection.</p><p>This narrative blends lived experience with research opening a rare window into the life of an older trans disabled autistic person who chose self-acceptance love and hope over despair. It challenges readers to confront the overlooked struggles of autistic people while providing a roadmap of resilience healing and reconciliation.</p><p></p>