Being autistic with a very sensitive sensory system means I throw off my apple watch in my sleep occasionally, having to hunt for it in the mornings Z
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Being autistic with a very sensitive sensory system means I throw off my apple watch in my sleep occasionally, having to hunt for it in the mornings.
Also, recently, this has included my carpal tunnel wrist braces (I’ve tried several, same result).
*loud audible sigh*
Why am I as difficult to deal with when I’m unconscious as when I’m conscious?!
#autistic -
Being autistic with a very sensitive sensory system means I throw off my apple watch in my sleep occasionally, having to hunt for it in the mornings.
Also, recently, this has included my carpal tunnel wrist braces (I’ve tried several, same result).
*loud audible sigh*
Why am I as difficult to deal with when I’m unconscious as when I’m conscious?!
#autisticI wonder about the same thing when I roll over onto my side in my sleep. It causes me an incredible amount of pain, so why the hell doesn't it wake me up?!
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Being autistic with a very sensitive sensory system means I throw off my apple watch in my sleep occasionally, having to hunt for it in the mornings.
Also, recently, this has included my carpal tunnel wrist braces (I’ve tried several, same result).
*loud audible sigh*
Why am I as difficult to deal with when I’m unconscious as when I’m conscious?!
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@craftykraken @britt Haha I love this gif
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@frobisher it’s not easy. I only started trying after I had heart problems that landed me in the hospital years ago.
Even then… I only get through the night with it rarely.
