Monthly Archives: April 2017

I first heard the term Pathological Demand Avoidance when PanKwake was five. She had been diagnosed with epilepsy when she was three, but had not been referred by the pediatrician at the local hospital for any further testing. That woman seemed to think that as long as PanKwake was not clogging up her A&E withContinue reading “Awe-tism Acceptance – Day 2”