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    Elsa Williams

    Elsa Williams is a comedy writer from the North West. She’s written for Newsjack and The Independent, and was shortlisted for Sid Gentle’s Thousand Films Screenwriting Competition. She once got visibly excited for a pasta pot on the way to somebody's funeral.
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    Woman tackles mental health stigma by going on about issues 

    An autistic woman is bravely tackling mental health stigma by constantly oversharing at work, according to reports. Emma Bernard, 29, from Wallasey, has inspired colleagues by bringing her complex history of mental illnesses to the weekly Zoom team meeting. “It’s time to break the silence,”...
    Elsa Williams, 8 months ago 1 min read  
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    Inspiring! This autistic woman says fuck the planet 

    An autistic woman is challenging autism stereotypes by refusing to give a shit about the environment, according to reports. Ellie Mulligan, 24, from Chorlton, stated she grew weary of hearing “What, like Greta?” every time she revealed her diagnosis to friends and family. Since then,...
    Elsa Williams, 8 months ago 1 min read  
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    Autism diagnostic services post women “sorry we missed you” slips 

    Autism diagnostic teams around the country have begun to post “sorry we missed you” cards through the letterboxes of late-diagnosed autistic women, reports say. According to sources, the card reads: “We’re sorry we couldn’t deliver your autism diagnosis to you in childhood. Unlike Michael, who...
    Elsa Williams, 8 months ago 1 min read  
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    “I’m actually pretty chill” says autistic woman poised like praying mantis 

    An autistic woman who likes to think of herself as “quite zen” regularly sits like a praying mantis, according to sources. Beth Hapworth, 26, from Crosby, is reportedly incapable of putting her feet on the floor or her arms by her sides at any given...
    Elsa Williams, 8 months ago 1 min read  
    Health, News

    Most dramatic fortnight of women’s life coincides with therapist’s annual leave 

    An autistic woman has been left “shocked and upset” that her Extremely Difficult Time has conflicted with her therapist’s yearly holiday to Greece, it has been rumoured. Despite having answered “fine” when she was asked about her how her week had been in her most...
    Elsa Williams, 8 months ago 1 min read  
    News, Travel

    Autistic woman broken by city break 

    An autistic woman who holidayed in Paris last week is desperately trying to recuperate, it has been revealed. Sarah Harrow, 31, from Oldham, took seven days off work to go for a holiday – and now immensely regrets the decision. “I wish I’d just stayed...
    Elsa Williams, 9 months ago 1 min read  
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    Autistic woman ordering cheese pizza at Italian restaurant clarifies she isn’t xenophobic  

    A woman who visited an Italian pizzeria felt the urge to stand up and clarify that she isn’t harbouring xenophobic beliefs, eyewitnesses have reported. Freya Emerson, 25, politely ordered a 10” pizza with tomato sauce and cheese at Zizzi in Castlefield — but was anxious...
    Elsa Williams, 9 months ago 1 min read  
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    Good one! This autistic woman still thinks she’s being asked out for a joke 

    Despite having left primary school nearly two decades ago, an autistic woman still believes prospective partners are only pretending to be interested in her romantically. Paige Thomas, 28, from Winsford, suspects every potential date must be really dedicating themselves to the bit by establishing intense...
    Elsa Williams, 9 months ago 1 min read  
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    This woman soothes herself to sleep by looking up unsolved murders 

    An autistic woman has discovered a new remedy for her chronic insomnia – by looking up unsolved murder cases, it has been reported. Alma Montague, 24, from Chester, said: “I tried lavender oil, milky drinks and meditation. None of it worked. But there, in the...
    Elsa Williams, 9 months ago 1 min read  
    Health, News

    “Is it my period?” wonders woman who is clinically insane regardless 

    A woman considered generally unstable at the best of times is wondering whether her period might be to blame, according to reports. Ellie Mulligan, 31, from Prestwich, insists her mood fluctuations are related to a specific phase of her menstrual cycle – despite being objectively...
    Elsa Williams, 9 months ago 1 min read  
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