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    Sara Gibbs

    Sara Gibbs is a comedy writer, author of Drama Queen: One Autistic Woman and a Life of Unhelpful Labels and Eight Bright Lights. She spends most of her spare time dressing like an eccentric and herding cats, as nature intended.
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    Interrogation of autistic man “entirely unnecessary” concede captors 

    An autistic man kidnapped by a criminal gang will tell you anything you want to know, and also many things you don’t want to know, without being subjected to torture, his captors have revealed.  Ryan Wilkins, 40, who was captured in the dead of night...
    Sara Gibbs, 4 weeks ago 1 min read  
    Health, News

    Amazing! This neurotypical woman can assess your support needs from just your profile picture 

    A non-autistic woman has wowed experts with her uncanny ability to decipher exactly how disabled you are based solely on your online presence. Karen Hoyland, 48, only has to glance at your profile image and a handful of posts in order to declare you “very...
    Sara Gibbs, 4 weeks ago 1 min read  
    Health, News, Work

    Chosen! Safest-looking colleague at team meeting receives staring of a lifetime  

    The colleague in your team meeting who happens to have the most sympathetic face is about to be stared at so intensely they will likely conclude that you’re in love with them, it has been announced.  Miya Wilkes, 34, whose eyes positively twinkle with empathy...
    Sara Gibbs, 4 weeks ago 1 min read  
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    Bystanders traumatised after autistic woman asked “what’s the worst that can happen?” 

    Bystanders have reportedly been left “traumatised” after overhearing an autistic woman answering the question “what’s the worst that can happen?” The question, which was reportedly intended to be rhetorical, was answered in harrowing detail by Sabeen Bhatt, 46, who began by describing every possible calamity...
    Sara Gibbs, 1 month ago 1 min read  
    Family, News

    Missing! AuDHD family devastated after beloved household money runs away  

    An AuDHD family has reportedly been left bereft after their household money mysteriously ran away, like a wayward pet.  Parents of two, Dexter and Paige Livingstone, both 39, tried to take good care of their money and give it the best possible life in a...
    Sara Gibbs, 1 month ago 1 min read  
    Celebrities, News

    Autistic woman works out who all the characters are just in time for season finale  

    An autistic woman has finally worked out who all the characters in a new TV show are, just in time for the season to reach its conclusion, sources have claimed.  Miya Wilkes, 30, who spent the first five episodes of a generic courtroom drama trying...
    Sara Gibbs, 1 month ago 1 min read  
    Family, Health, News

    Kids think they’re autistic because of social contagion, says mum who wants hers to catch measles   

    Children are catching autism from other kids, according to a mother who took her own offspring to a measles party.  Karen Hoyland, 35, who believes both vaccines and having friends cause autism, actively encourages her six-year-old son Finley to get potentially deadly measles for reasons...
    Sara Gibbs, 1 month ago 1 min read  
    News, Science

    Study finds only thing worse than being ignored is being perceived  

    The only thing worse than nobody noticing you is somebody acknowledging your stupid, embarrassing existence, a study has revealed. The study, conducted by researchers who had reportedly “run out of ideas”, showed that while going through life feeling invisible is painful, it’s nowhere near as...
    Sara Gibbs, 1 month ago 1 min read  
    News

    Autistic Pride Day welcome break from Autistic Shame Year 

    Autistic Pride Day is to provide a much-needed temporary respite from the remainder of a year spent marinating in shame, it has been rumoured.  The event, which takes place today, the 18th of June, encourages autistics to feel positive about themselves – until the clock...
    Sara Gibbs, 1 month ago 2 min read  
    Health, News, Work

    Autistic writer upset they can’t submit second draft of conversation 

    An autistic writer has reportedly been left “frustrated” that they are unable to submit the second draft of the very stupid thing they just said in casual conversation. Jay Chester, 48, who regularly puts their foot in their mouth during routine social interactions, often redrafts...
    Sara Gibbs, 1 month ago 2 min read  
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