neurospicediaries
neurospicediaries
J.K. Hamilton
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Writer. Artist. Neurodivergent.Welcome to the space where survival became storytelling. Learn more https://linktr.ee/jkhamilton
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neurospicediaries · 4 days ago
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neurospicediaries · 6 days ago
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Anxiety isn’t a flaw to fix—it’s your mind and body waving a flag, asking you to listen. Here’s how to read the signals you were never taught to understand.
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neurospicediaries · 6 days ago
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Being told you’re ‘too much’ isn’t about you—it’s about a world that can’t handle your full self. Here’s how anxiety twists that lie and how to reclaim your worth.
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neurospicediaries · 6 days ago
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Online scams are getting smarter—and more dangerous for neurodivergent people. Here’s how scammers exploit our trust, focus, and communication styles, and what we can do to fight back.
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neurospicediaries · 6 days ago
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When my brain hits the wall, it’s not laziness—it’s a full system shutdown. For those of us with AuDHD, rest isn’t optional; it’s a hard reboot that keeps us from burning out completely.
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neurospicediaries · 6 days ago
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Drifting off wasn’t laziness—it was my mind’s way of building a safe place when the world felt too sharp to touch.
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neurospicediaries · 6 days ago
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Time isn’t a straight line—it’s a stack of moments, all still alive inside you. One smell, one sound, and suddenly you’re every age you’ve ever been.
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neurospicediaries · 6 days ago
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Many therapies miss the mark for AuDHD, focusing on ‘fixing’ instead of supporting. Here’s how rethinking interventions can lead to real, respectful change.
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neurospicediaries · 6 days ago
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Socializing with AuDHD can feel like speaking a language you half-know—decoding cues, managing sensory input, and balancing authenticity with exhaustion. Here’s what that reality looks like.
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neurospicediaries · 6 days ago
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AuDHD often turns sleep into a nightly battle—racing thoughts, sensory overload, and shifting rhythms make rest elusive. Here’s why disrupted sleep hits harder and what can help.
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neurospicediaries · 6 days ago
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For some of us, “just relax” isn’t just bad advice — it’s impossible.
This piece unpacks why mainstream anxiety tips often miss the mark and what actually works when peace feels out of reach.
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neurospicediaries · 6 days ago
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When pain takes the wheel, everything else screeches to a halt.
A raw look at how one relentless injury turned daily life into a battle for control — and the surprising ways we fight back.
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neurospicediaries · 6 days ago
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Sometimes you don’t realize you’ve been living in a storm until you step into stillness.
This piece explores the quiet shock of discovering calm after years of hidden anxiety — and how it changes everything.
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neurospicediaries · 6 days ago
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When your nervous system feels everything, pain isn’t just physical — it’s emotional, too.
This article explores what happens when hyperempathy and chronic pain collide, and how neurodivergent bodies bear the weight of both.
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neurospicediaries · 6 days ago
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Connection shouldn’t require translation.
Autistic individuals often face unique relationship hurdles — not from lack of love, but from being misunderstood. This article explores the emotional depth, communication gaps, and unmet needs that complicate connection.
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neurospicediaries · 6 days ago
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The system wasn’t built for us — and it shows.
From classrooms that punish difference to workplaces that reward conformity, autistic individuals face invisible walls at every turn. This piece breaks down the barriers — and why they need to come down.
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neurospicediaries · 6 days ago
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Why does unfairness feel like a personal wound when you’re neurodivergent?
For those with AuDHD, justice sensitivity isn’t just a moral stance — it’s a visceral response wired into the brain. This article explores the neuroscience behind it and why the world’s injustices hit harder, deeper, and more personally when you’re wired this way.
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