The Meaghan Report

A Penetrating Look Inside The Mind of Autism That Will Make You Question All That You Thought You Knew.
 
Table of Contents
 
SHATTERED BRAIN: THE BRAIN BODY DISCONNECT
SPLIT BRAIN: TWO INDEPENDENTLY OPERATING MINDS
LANGUAGE CENTERS ON BOTH SIDES OF THE BRAIN
DYSMETRIA OF THE BODY AND MIND
FIRE AND WIRE, THEN PRUNE
SENSORY SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST
APHASIA + APRAXIA = AUTISM
HIGH, IMBALANCED INTELLIGENCE
THE AMAZING GIFT OF THE AUTISTIC BRAIN
 
Excerpt from Meaghan's Introduction:
 
Having autism is not something you choose. It is something that gets brought to you, kind of like a lousy gift. At first it can be awful because the sensory distortions are truly frightening, but as you grow older and become more accustomed to them, you figure out ways to cope. You have to or you would curl up in a ball and stay that way forever.
 
Having autism is hard work. It feels like I am having a meltdown all the time. I am always on hyper drive. At first, I thought I was crazy. Then I realized that I was just different. And I am OK with that.
 
What people don't understand is that everyone finds their own way of existing in the world. For some of us that existence is made more difficult by preconceptions that are false. For a long time too many of us were unable to refute these beliefs, but now I can communicate by typing. 
 
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