A Woman's Networking With Autistic Women

I had an IP done in a personal program. And usually, I have a hard time speaking for me. Being part of that community and being seen and being heard really has led to me not having the doubts. It's OK to be who I am. But that took a community behind me of saying, listen, you're normal where we are, you'renormal. That was what I was looking for, a sense of normal,. Not to be normal, but a sense of normality."