Toren_Wolf
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We were walking on the road near our house, and this guy drove past and revved over and over REALLY intensely and aggressively at us! We didn't look at him or anything, but we were definitely scared, and then he whipped around and did it again, like REALLY loud and crazy, blowing black smoke and revving his engine over and over, and right as he went past us he lost control and crashed! He only missed us by like 15 feet. 😩We are both really rattled and freaked out, we called 911 and reported it as as well as his aggression. Stay safe out there!😓😱 #crash #rage #autism #adhd #scary
Toren_Wolf1,000,000 просмотров • 7 дней назад
We tried a mini sweet pepper today!❤️ Do you like sweet peppers?❤️❤️ #arfid #autistic #adhd @Myarfidlife - Hannah
Toren_Wolf3,600,000 просмотров • 2 лет назад
PDA, ('pathological demand avoidance', or as I prefer to call it, 'persistent drive for autonomy') is not just task refusal. 💜 It can also show up as avoidance of 'perceived' demands, which can be as simple as someone wanting you to read a book or watch a movie they liked.❤️ It happens this way for me frequently, as you see here, when my dad wanted me to read a book he really enjoyed, my brain perceived it as a demand and automatically shut down. 🤷🏻 My Mom noticed what was happening, and was able to help my dad understand.❤️ Has this ever happened to you?💜💜💜 #autism #adhd #pda
Toren_Wolf888,100 просмотров • 1 год назад
I did not really start speaking until age 4, and then it was a lot of echolalia, scripting, etc. I have friends who are non-speaking. Some use devices to communicate, others have intellectual disability and do not use words to express themselves. 💜 I also have friends who are hyper-verbal or have hyperlexia, all are lovely people. 💜 Autistic people are valid no matter how they communicate. What do you think?💜 #autism #adhd #autistic
Toren_Wolf330,300 просмотров • 9 месяцев назад
Hannah and Toren both have ARFID. ❤️❤️❤️Hannah is 8 and was diagnosed at age 7. Toren is 16 and was diagnosed at age 6. ❤️ @myarfidlife & @toren.wolf Toren wore red to match Hannah!❤️ * Avoidant restrictive food intake disorder (ARFID) is a diagnosis that can be found in the DSM-5. Approximately 0.5%-5% of the general population have ARFID. * There are three types of ARFID: 1. Avoidant 2. Aversive 3. Restrictive * People can have more than one type, or a combination thereof.❤️ Although research on neurological conditions and eating disorders remains limited, studies have consistently found that people with various neurodevelopmental differences, including autism, anxiety, OCD, ADHD, and intellectual differences, seem to be at a greater risk for developing eating disorders like ARFID. * Although up to 54% of individuals with ARFID are autistic, not every individual with a diagnosis of ARFID has a diagnosis of autism and vice versa. * Neurotypes and ARFID subtypes are factors to consider when discussing support and treatment plans. What may work for a neurotypical individual with a restrictive subtype will likely not work for an autistic individual with an avoidant subtype. * We hope that by sharing our journeys and information about ARFID, we may bring awareness to the diagnosis and acceptance of those with differences. * Resource: national eating disorders Association (www.nationaleatingdisorders.org) @nutella #arfid #autism #nutella #adhdtiktok
Toren_Wolf835,100 просмотров • 2 лет назад
I did not like these, but the doctor says I am making good progress on my ARFID! ☺️💜 My Mom asked if I qualified for remission since I am trying so many new foods, but he said no, because I 1. still rely on supplementation to stay healthy 2. still have severely restricted food groups 3. still do not reliably feed myself, and 4. still mostly eat only one thing if not monitored closely. 🤷🏻 (I am working on it though, I am getting better all the time!) 💜💜💜 #autistic #adhd
Toren_Wolf324,900 просмотров • 1 год назад
This is more candid video of me stimming, while info dumping to my dad, which I do every day.☺️❤️ I know that stimming can look odd to some people, and my hope is that by showing it more often, we can make it more accepted, and understood.❤️❤️ This is me! ❤️❤️ * * * * * * * * #autism #adhd #stimming #stimmingpositivity
Toren_Wolf270,400 просмотров • 2 лет назад
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