Kristen Milstead

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When I try to do too much at once, it makes me anxious. If I notice the anxiety soon enough, I can follow one of my scripts, such as: • “I just need a moment to finish this first.” • “I’ll answer as soon as this is done.” • “I can’t do both things at once.” If I notice the anxiety too late, though, I lose the ability to articulate what I need. My brain goes into overdrive, and my mouth can’t find a way to explain it.
What I Mean When I Say I'm Autistic: Unpuzzling a Life on the Autism Spectrum
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