ADHD but silent without any conscious awareness, unless there's a deadline in the next hour.

Thank you for doing this research Becky and colleagues. It's great to see this study situated in an international context.

Did you fix it?

You look fab, I hope you had a great time.

Thank you, it's great to see you bringing the play of Autistic children and young people together in a single space.

Me please, I will be publishing soon hopefully.

There is a critical reflection in the literature if that helps:

www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

If you think you're Autistic, you likely are. Given long wait times and privileged access to diagnosis in the UK, self-identifying is reasonable, also for those who don't want a formal label. Social media has allowed people to connect with lived experiences, helping them identify themselves.

I completely understand this. Microsoft Teams, bright wall colours, chairs too close together, no clocks anywhere, echoey spaces, inconsistent speaking etiquettes, not following rules succinctly, a lack of clear and coherent instructions, harsh lighting, no reminders about anything, PDF documents!

I wonder if Dr Georgia Pavlopoulou has seen this article? It's closely linked to Georgia's work that explores Autistic children and young people and their sleep.

Thank you Ann, I saw this article this morning and it's on my 'to read' list. A recommendation from you means I don't need therapy before reading it! Much appreciated ☺️ (a wide smile).

Amazing, I'll be having an iced latte please. Not yet though. It's still cold in Wales.

b) - I have an extreme intolerance of uncertainty.

Thank you, that's kind of you to say. Thank you for the original point as it's powerful lived experience and why researchers, etc. should try to avoid sweeping generalisations about Autistic people who are heterogenous just as those who are not autistic are.