Notices by UnCoveredMyths (uncoveredmyths@autistics.life)

@hmm_cook

Somewhat.

However, it requires breaking allistic training.

We actually have to listen and feel our minds and bodies, instead of ignoring them.

After decades of ignoring them, it takes time, effort, and energy.

About a decade ago, I lost most of my remaining vision, and needed to learn #Braille

Most of the resources (and training) are aimed at children with little to no reading experience.

Having been a visual learner, they didn't work for me. I couldn't connect numbered dots to letters. Math and writing are two separate processes for me. And don't mix.

So I created sheets to help me.

https://uncoveredmyths.wixsite.com/uncoveredmyths/blindresources

You are welcome to download and use any that help you.

@chelonaute @ratcatcher @dan @actuallyautistic

Yes, tags can be followed in lists.

Search for the tag.

Click the three lines beside the tag name.

Pin the tag.

Move it where you want, and add more tags to if you want.

@Gaysis

I don’t mind the the side to side scroll. I don’t know of anyway to make all the columns fit visually, and still be able to read the text. I have about 30 lists.