It’s one of those subjects people rather don’t talk about, incontinence. However, it’s time for the stigma to break. So, let’s just get to it. A day in school Recently while I was teaching my students, I heard sniffles, followed by gasps, and then crying. One of the most embarrassing things happened to one of …
Narrated version of this blog post: Foreword It’s no secret that I’m very fact-based and have written about terminology numerous times on this blog. What I am about to write is no different. This post could, admittingly, have been shared as part of my newly introduced “quick overview” blog posts. However, I do think this …
Foreword The series of “quick overview” blog posts are short and easy to understand explanations of subjects written about on this blog and are published for reference, not intended necessarily as independent reading material. These are fact-focused and lack personal opinions and information. And are published to reduce the linking to third party sources, as …
Foreword The series of “quick overview” blog posts are short and easy to understand explanations of subjects written about on this blog and are published for reference, not intended necessarily as independent reading material. These are fact-focused and lack personal opinions and information. And are published to reduce the linking to third party sources, as …
Earlier today, I shared my blog post about the condition of selective mutism, which I have been diagnosed with. And as the disclaimer reads, it was proofread by a licensed psychologist. However, after publishing, I did get reached out to by a clinical psychologist about the lack of something that should have been noted in …
In addition to my selective mutism and autism posts Read More »
Disclaimer: The following blog post is not intended or implied to be medical advice and cannot be interpreted in such a way. This share is intended to give a factual view of the condition of selective mutism as someone who is diagnosed with it and is only intended for informational purposes. Always seek the guidance …
A Look Into My Life: When you are unable to speak (selective mutism) Read More »
Note: An addition to this post is shared here: https://snowcalmth.com/selective-mutism-and-autism/ In the last post by my son Vlad, you could read a bit about autism spectrum disorder already. As he told, a lot of people tend to think of the obsessive behavior when it comes to it. Similarly, there is a lot of attention to …
Note beforehand: This blog post may feel incomplete. Sadly, I have had severe trouble with focusing on this blog post, hence I ended up quickly writing an end to it. I might revise it in the future, but I just wanted it to be shared by now, as I’ve been busy with this blog post …
A Look Into My (Family’s) Life: Neurological Genetic Conditions Read More »
Foreword This blog post forms a continuation of my dad’s post. He didn’t dare to share something relating to me because of the stigma which this has. I will do what he didn’t dare. Trigger warning: This blog post discusses mental health subjects which some people could be sensitive to. If you’ve read my dad’s …
Just a quick note beforehand that this will be spread out over several posts. And I won’t be saying any timeframe of how long will be between each post. The reason behind that is actually partially found in this first share. I will try to improve my writing wherever possible. So, constructive criticism send to …
