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Jess is standing in Mama Jo's pool. The water is up to her shoulders and she is touching the top of the water with her arms and hands.

Watch it, Watch it! July 2022

July 3, 2022
Jess is facing Agustina. Agustina is looking at Jess with a surprised look on her face. Agustina is wearing a black t-shirt and mickey ears. Jess is wearing a gray shirt.

Watch it, Watch it! June 2022

June 1, 2022
Jess is sitting in a wheelchair and Madison is pushing her. In the distance is a mountain and blue skies.

Watch it, Watch it! May 2022

May 2, 2022

For the Love of Autism

April 27, 2022

Food Focused Blog Posts


Food – planning, prep, and eating pretty much defines our days.

Recipes

Jess and Nonnie are standing at the kitchen counter. Nonnie is assisting Jess, hand over hand, to get some condensed soup out of a can and into a green plastic bowl.

Cooking with Nonnie

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Why do we Blog & Vlog? After having to quit my job, I felt such defeat and self-imposed shame. The reason I started blogging was to defend how hard I had tried throughout Jessica’s life to get her the best education, services, and training along with appropriate placement. Looking back, I can see that my early posts were all about making sure everyone who took the time to read it would know how hard I tried – that I hadn’t just given up. 
Through those blog posts, I was the one that learned. As I did my research and read my own writing, I was reminded of the depth of my perseverance, my effort, and my strength. I also realized that blogging is therapeutic for me. It allowed me to connect to many wonderful people. The many supportive and encouraging messages that I receive from our followers fuel my sense of purpose.
Over time, the purpose of my blog morphed into being a place to share our every day life experiences as a family living with a dependent adult. My goal is to help other families gain insight and awareness of what everyday life experience can be like when living with a dependent adult-child with special needs, and to take some of the mystery out of what it will be like when special needs children grow into special needs adults. I want to let others know that this life can be good. Link to full video in story. 
#accessibility Image Description: Val is sitting on a couch in front of a bookshelf. She has a pensive expression and is looking away from the camera.

Why do we Blog & Vlog? After having to quit my job, I felt such defeat and self-imposed shame. The reason I started blogging was to defend how hard I had tried throughout Jessica’s life to get her the best education, services, and training along with appropriate placement. Looking back, I can see that my early posts were all about making sure everyone who took the time to read it would know how hard I tried – that I hadn’t just given up.

Through those blog posts, I was the one that learned. As I did my research and read my own writing, I was reminded of the depth of my perseverance, my effort, and my strength. I also realized that blogging is therapeutic for me. It allowed me to connect to many wonderful people. The many supportive and encouraging messages that I receive from our followers fuel my sense of purpose.

Over time, the purpose of my blog morphed into being a place to share our every day life experiences as a family living with a dependent adult. My goal is to help other families gain insight and awareness of what everyday life experience can be like when living with a dependent adult-child with special needs, and to take some of the mystery out of what it will be like when special needs children grow into special needs adults. I want to let others know that this life can be good. Link to full video in story.

#accessibility Image Description: Val is sitting on a couch in front of a bookshelf. She has a pensive expression and is looking away from the camera.
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Jess likes some cold cereals, but is often resistant to eating them. The reason is because of her sensory processing issues. Even cold foods that she likes, she struggles with sometimes. She much prefers hot food to cold. Listen as I working on getting her to accept eating cereal versus tyring to force or insist. By addressing this issue in this way, it gives Jess some control while also choosing something with better nutrition than crispies or nuggets.

Jess likes some cold cereals, but is often resistant to eating them. The reason is because of her sensory processing issues. Even cold foods that she likes, she struggles with sometimes. She much prefers hot food to cold. Listen as I working on getting her to accept eating cereal versus tyring to force or insist. By addressing this issue in this way, it gives Jess some control while also choosing something with better nutrition than crispies or nuggets. ...

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As Jess matures and continually shows growth and development, it’s wonderful to revisit tasks that have been too much in the past and see such progress. The idea of maximum independence is a major motivator for her. Link to full video in story. 
#accessibility Image Description: Jess is sitting at the bar in her PJ's. There is a bowl of cereal in front of her. She is holding a jug of milk and pouring the milk into the cereal.

As Jess matures and continually shows growth and development, it’s wonderful to revisit tasks that have been too much in the past and see such progress. The idea of maximum independence is a major motivator for her. Link to full video in story.

#accessibility Image Description: Jess is sitting at the bar in her PJ's. There is a bowl of cereal in front of her. She is holding a jug of milk and pouring the milk into the cereal.
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Bedhead alert! Just sayin’  I realize that some things seem so simple, like putting Jessica’s hair up. Sometimes though, there’s a lot more to it than that. For example, this morning, I was trying to get Jess to get out of the house with Hannah for a change of scenery. Jess was reluctant to go. If we threw in stipulations about her ability to go, she probably wouldn’t have gone. I wanted her to start her day doing something besides being in her room by herself playing cards for hours before she interacted with us. I think she’s also in the clothes she slept in at least part of the night. It’s not what she went to bed wearing, but it’s what she woke up wearing. In other words, we just slipped some sandals on her and went out the door. Sometimes easy is important.

Bedhead alert! Just sayin’ I realize that some things seem so simple, like putting Jessica’s hair up. Sometimes though, there’s a lot more to it than that. For example, this morning, I was trying to get Jess to get out of the house with Hannah for a change of scenery. Jess was reluctant to go. If we threw in stipulations about her ability to go, she probably wouldn’t have gone. I wanted her to start her day doing something besides being in her room by herself playing cards for hours before she interacted with us. I think she’s also in the clothes she slept in at least part of the night. It’s not what she went to bed wearing, but it’s what she woke up wearing. In other words, we just slipped some sandals on her and went out the door. Sometimes easy is important. ...

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Link to full video in story. It’s time for another Q&A! Have you ever noticed a voice change when Jess self talks? Today I answer the question, “Does she talk to herself as another person.”

Link to full video in story. It’s time for another Q&A! Have you ever noticed a voice change when Jess self talks? Today I answer the question, “Does she talk to herself as another person.” ...

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Jess is autistic and has sensory processing disorder. Even tiny cuts or a little loose skin bother Jess a lot. Those can become big sores because Jess also has a skin picking disorder, aka dermatillomania. We’re trying something new in place of bandaids, which Jess struggles to leave on also because of the sensory issues. I think our new system of pretend casts may work better because they feel more secure than bandaids.
I have tried wrapping in the past and it didn’t go over as well. Maybe this is another example of maturity making a difference.

Jess is autistic and has sensory processing disorder. Even tiny cuts or a little loose skin bother Jess a lot. Those can become big sores because Jess also has a skin picking disorder, aka dermatillomania. We’re trying something new in place of bandaids, which Jess struggles to leave on also because of the sensory issues. I think our new system of pretend casts may work better because they feel more secure than bandaids.

I have tried wrapping in the past and it didn’t go over as well. Maybe this is another example of maturity making a difference.
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Video of the morning! Here’s an example of the kinds of things we do when Jess isn’t here. Often, when Jess is away, we use that time to do things it would be more difficult or more stressful to do with her here. 
Don’t forget we’ll be live this afternoon at 1pm eastern on YouTube! We hope to see you there.

Video of the morning! Here’s an example of the kinds of things we do when Jess isn’t here. Often, when Jess is away, we use that time to do things it would be more difficult or more stressful to do with her here.

Don’t forget we’ll be live this afternoon at 1pm eastern on YouTube! We hope to see you there.
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We are very excited to announce a special promotion of For the Love of Autism Book. Starting today, June 29th through July 1st, you will be able to download the eBook on Amazon completely free! This is a unique opportunity to get this incredible book at no cost. This is the first book of its kind showcasing the amazing stories of our community.  You don’t want to miss out on this opportunity! Link in story.

We are very excited to announce a special promotion of For the Love of Autism Book. Starting today, June 29th through July 1st, you will be able to download the eBook on Amazon completely free! This is a unique opportunity to get this incredible book at no cost. This is the first book of its kind showcasing the amazing stories of our community. You don’t want to miss out on this opportunity! Link in story. ...

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Good morning #goodonesfam ☀️ Jess seems happy hAppy this morning!

Good morning #goodonesfam ☀️ Jess seems happy hAppy this morning! ...

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Here’s the next part of J’s sleepover at Mama Jo’s! In this video, Jess meets Marlow’s mom for the first time! Conley and Chris both asked for their faces to not be on camera, but were fine with Marlow recording these conversations. Link to full video in story. 
#accessibility Image Description: Jess is sitting at Mama Jo's house. She has her hands up at her face and has a happy expression.

Here’s the next part of J’s sleepover at Mama Jo’s! In this video, Jess meets Marlow’s mom for the first time! Conley and Chris both asked for their faces to not be on camera, but were fine with Marlow recording these conversations. Link to full video in story.

#accessibility Image Description: Jess is sitting at Mama Jo's house. She has her hands up at her face and has a happy expression.
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Jess had a sleepover with Marlow and Mama Jo last week! In this first part, Jess and Marlow arrive at Mama Jo’s and have lots of fun chats with MJ. Link to full video in story. 
#accessibility Image Description: Jess and Mama Jo are sitting in recliners at Mama Jo's house. Jessica has a big smile, and MJ looks confused and amused.

Jess had a sleepover with Marlow and Mama Jo last week! In this first part, Jess and Marlow arrive at Mama Jo’s and have lots of fun chats with MJ. Link to full video in story.

#accessibility Image Description: Jess and Mama Jo are sitting in recliners at Mama Jo's house. Jessica has a big smile, and MJ looks confused and amused.
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Video of the morning! Mom is on a little getaway, so Jess slept in her bed with Zoe last night. This is the first time Zoe has slept with just Jess, and it went great! I was expecting to get up with them during the night, but they slept all through the night. I think this is a great first step to Zoe sleeping with J in her bed sometimes, when mom is here, to help calm J when she’s upset.

Video of the morning! Mom is on a little getaway, so Jess slept in her bed with Zoe last night. This is the first time Zoe has slept with just Jess, and it went great! I was expecting to get up with them during the night, but they slept all through the night. I think this is a great first step to Zoe sleeping with J in her bed sometimes, when mom is here, to help calm J when she’s upset. ...

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This morning Jess asked me how to play with Zoe. I explained that Zoe doesn’t play with a lot of toys but that she would probably play ball with her. I got the ball out and then Jess asked me to make a video of her playing ball with Zoe. 😊 I think they both did a really good job.

This morning Jess asked me how to play with Zoe. I explained that Zoe doesn’t play with a lot of toys but that she would probably play ball with her. I got the ball out and then Jess asked me to make a video of her playing ball with Zoe. 😊 I think they both did a really good job. ...

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Here’s part two! Jess and Marlow get Sonic for lunch. Jess is perked up from the chocolate & because of getting lunch out. Link to full video in story. 
#accessibility Image Description: Jess is sitting in the car. She is smiling and looking down and to the side.

Here’s part two! Jess and Marlow get Sonic for lunch. Jess is perked up from the chocolate & because of getting lunch out. Link to full video in story.

#accessibility Image Description: Jess is sitting in the car. She is smiling and looking down and to the side.
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The girls are out to run some errands - buying noodles and getting lunch out. Plus, Jess and Marlow try a brand new kind of M&M’s! Link to full video in story. 
#accessibility Image Description: Jess is sitting in the car. She has her eyes closed and seems to be reaching for something in her lap.

The girls are out to run some errands - buying noodles and getting lunch out. Plus, Jess and Marlow try a brand new kind of M&M’s! Link to full video in story.

#accessibility Image Description: Jess is sitting in the car. She has her eyes closed and seems to be reaching for something in her lap.
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Jess and Marlow head home from MJ’s. These car vlogs are some of my favorite videos! I love to hear the conversations these two have. Link to full video in story. 
#accessibility Image Description: Jessica is sitting in the car. She is looking towards the driver seat and smiling.

Jess and Marlow head home from MJ’s. These car vlogs are some of my favorite videos! I love to hear the conversations these two have. Link to full video in story.

#accessibility Image Description: Jessica is sitting in the car. She is looking towards the driver seat and smiling.
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Here’s the next part of Jess & Marlow’s visit at Mama Jo’s! After swimming, the girls headed in for lunch and chats with Mama Jo. Link to full video in story. 
#accessibility Image Description: Jess is sitting at the table at Mama Jo’s house. Jess is looking towards the camera and smiling.

Here’s the next part of Jess & Marlow’s visit at Mama Jo’s! After swimming, the girls headed in for lunch and chats with Mama Jo. Link to full video in story.

#accessibility Image Description: Jess is sitting at the table at Mama Jo’s house. Jess is looking towards the camera and smiling.
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Independence is everything for this woman. She asked me if I would help her with breakfast this morning, then proceeded to
make it herself because she can. About these mitts, they are grilling mitts to meant to protect hands and arms from the heat of the grill. They don't work exactly like potholders, so she can still feel the heat
from the pan. That's why she's saying hot hot hot hot hot, careful careful careful careful. Jess is 33 #autistic #blind.
#cooking #ovenmitt #grillingmitt

Independence is everything for this woman. She asked me if I would help her with breakfast this morning, then proceeded to
make it herself because she can. About these mitts, they are grilling mitts to meant to protect hands and arms from the heat of the grill. They don't work exactly like potholders, so she can still feel the heat
from the pan. That's why she's saying hot hot hot hot hot, careful careful careful careful. Jess is 33 #autistic #blind.
#cooking #ovenmitt #grillingmitt
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Happy Father’s Day to all the dads, stepdads, granddads, uncles, brothers, moms, grandmoms, coaches, mentors, etc., who have been there in that role for someone they and care about.

Happy Father’s Day to all the dads, stepdads, granddads, uncles, brothers, moms, grandmoms, coaches, mentors, etc., who have been there in that role for someone they and care about. ...

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Per request, I’m going to start showing some of Jessica’s art work. She hasn’t painted in a long time, but I do hope I can get her back to it one day. When she started painting it was therapy for her as she was dealing with a close family member with a serious illness. Having a story to tell was the key to her interest in the activity.
The piece in this video is titled “Disney Vacation Plan” 💜

Per request, I’m going to start showing some of Jessica’s art work. She hasn’t painted in a long time, but I do hope I can get her back to it one day. When she started painting it was therapy for her as she was dealing with a close family member with a serious illness. Having a story to tell was the key to her interest in the activity.

The piece in this video is titled “Disney Vacation Plan” 💜
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Why do we Blog & Vlog? After having to quit my job, I felt such defeat and self-imposed shame. The reason I started blogging was to defend how hard I had tried throughout Jessica’s life to get her the best education, services, and training along with appropriate placement. Looking back, I can see that my early posts were all about making sure everyone who took the time to read it would know how hard I tried – that I hadn’t just given up. 
Through those blog posts, I was the one that learned. As I did my research and read my own writing, I was reminded of the depth of my perseverance, my effort, and my strength. I also realized that blogging is therapeutic for me. It allowed me to connect to many wonderful people. The many supportive and encouraging messages that I receive from our followers fuel my sense of purpose.
Over time, the purpose of my blog morphed into being a place to share our every day life experiences as a family living with a dependent adult. My goal is to help other families gain insight and awareness of what everyday life experience can be like when living with a dependent adult-child with special needs, and to take some of the mystery out of what it will be like when special needs children grow into special needs adults. I want to let others know that this life can be good.
If you like our video, please give it a 👍🏻and let us know in the comments below. Also, please remember, subscribe to our channel and click the 🔔  to be notified every time we upload a new video.
WHERE YOU CAN FIND US:
BLOG: https://autisticinterpretations.com
INSTAGRAM: https://instagram.com/autistic_interpretations
Jess is 34-years-old, autistic, and blind. Her favorite topic of conversation is her new dog and when she will be getting the next new dog. Jess collects CD’s of children’s music, cards, coloring books, and has a small collection of used up disposable cameras. Favorite health foods include chicken and rice, chicken tenders, chicken nuggets, chicken biscuits, pepperoni pizza, and hash brown potatoes. Jess has naturally curly hair that she would rather not ever comb, brush, or cut.
Jessica’s multiple disabilities stem from brain damage that occurred in-utero, and from hydrocephalus. In addition to autism and blindness, Jess also has minor fine motor and gross motor deficits. Hannah is Jessica's sister, and Marlow is Jessica's paid support staff (and Hannah's best friend). Jess and Hannah also have a brother who lives in another state.

Why do we Blog & Vlog? After having to quit my job, I felt such defeat and self-imposed shame. The reason I started blogging was to defend how hard I had tried throughout Jessica’s life to get her the best education, services, and training along with appropriate placement. Looking back, I can see that my early posts were all about making sure everyone who took the time to read it would know how hard I tried – that I hadn’t just given up. 

Through those blog posts, I was the one that learned. As I did my research and read my own writing, I was reminded of the depth of my perseverance, my effort, and my strength. I also realized that blogging is therapeutic for me. It allowed me to connect to many wonderful people. The many supportive and encouraging messages that I receive from our followers fuel my sense of purpose.

Over time, the purpose of my blog morphed into being a place to share our every day life experiences as a family living with a dependent adult. My goal is to help other families gain insight and awareness of what everyday life experience can be like when living with a dependent adult-child with special needs, and to take some of the mystery out of what it will be like when special needs children grow into special needs adults. I want to let others know that this life can be good.

If you like our video, please give it a 👍🏻and let us know in the comments below. Also, please remember, subscribe to our channel and click the 🔔 to be notified every time we upload a new video.

WHERE YOU CAN FIND US:

BLOG: https://autisticinterpretations.com
INSTAGRAM: https://instagram.com/autistic_interpretations

Jess is 34-years-old, autistic, and blind. Her favorite topic of conversation is her new dog and when she will be getting the next new dog. Jess collects CD’s of children’s music, cards, coloring books, and has a small collection of used up disposable cameras. Favorite health foods include chicken and rice, chicken tenders, chicken nuggets, chicken biscuits, pepperoni pizza, and hash brown potatoes. Jess has naturally curly hair that she would rather not ever comb, brush, or cut.

Jessica’s multiple disabilities stem from brain damage that occurred in-utero, and from hydrocephalus. In addition to autism and blindness, Jess also has minor fine motor and gross motor deficits. Hannah is Jessica's sister, and Marlow is Jessica's paid support staff (and Hannah's best friend). Jess and Hannah also have a brother who lives in another state.

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Is It All About Jessica? Q&A

As Jess matures and continually shows growth and development, it’s wonderful to revisit tasks that have been too much in the past and see such progress. The idea of maximum independence is a major motivator for her.
If you like our video, please give it a 👍🏻and let us know in the comments below. Also, please remember, subscribe to our channel and click the 🔔  to be notified every time we upload a new video.
WHERE YOU CAN FIND US:
BLOG: https://autisticinterpretations.com
INSTAGRAM: https://instagram.com/autistic_interpretations
Jess is 34-years-old, autistic, and blind. Her favorite topic of conversation is her new dog and when she will be getting the next new dog. Jess collects CD’s of children’s music, cards, coloring books, and has a small collection of used up disposable cameras. Favorite health foods include chicken and rice, chicken tenders, chicken nuggets, chicken biscuits, pepperoni pizza, and hash brown potatoes. Jess has naturally curly hair that she would rather not ever comb, brush, or cut.
Jessica’s multiple disabilities stem from brain damage that occurred in-utero, and from hydrocephalus. In addition to autism and blindness, Jess also has minor fine motor and gross motor deficits. Hannah is Jessica's sister, and Marlow is Jessica's paid support staff (and Hannah's best friend). Jess and Hannah also have a brother who lives in another state.

As Jess matures and continually shows growth and development, it’s wonderful to revisit tasks that have been too much in the past and see such progress. The idea of maximum independence is a major motivator for her.

If you like our video, please give it a 👍🏻and let us know in the comments below. Also, please remember, subscribe to our channel and click the 🔔 to be notified every time we upload a new video.

WHERE YOU CAN FIND US:

BLOG: https://autisticinterpretations.com
INSTAGRAM: https://instagram.com/autistic_interpretations

Jess is 34-years-old, autistic, and blind. Her favorite topic of conversation is her new dog and when she will be getting the next new dog. Jess collects CD’s of children’s music, cards, coloring books, and has a small collection of used up disposable cameras. Favorite health foods include chicken and rice, chicken tenders, chicken nuggets, chicken biscuits, pepperoni pizza, and hash brown potatoes. Jess has naturally curly hair that she would rather not ever comb, brush, or cut.

Jessica’s multiple disabilities stem from brain damage that occurred in-utero, and from hydrocephalus. In addition to autism and blindness, Jess also has minor fine motor and gross motor deficits. Hannah is Jessica's sister, and Marlow is Jessica's paid support staff (and Hannah's best friend). Jess and Hannah also have a brother who lives in another state.

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It’s time for another Q&A! Have you ever noticed a voice change when Jess self talks? Today I answer the question, “Does she talk to herself as another person.”
If you like our video, please give it a 👍🏻and let us know in the comments below. Also, please remember, subscribe to our channel and click the 🔔  to be notified every time we upload a new video.
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Jess is 34-years-old, autistic, and blind. Her favorite topic of conversation is her new dog and when she will be getting the next new dog. Jess collects CD’s of children’s music, cards, coloring books, and has a small collection of used up disposable cameras. Favorite health foods include chicken and rice, chicken tenders, chicken nuggets, chicken biscuits, pepperoni pizza, and hash brown potatoes. Jess has naturally curly hair that she would rather not ever comb, brush, or cut.
Jessica’s multiple disabilities stem from brain damage that occurred in-utero, and from hydrocephalus. In addition to autism and blindness, Jess also has minor fine motor and gross motor deficits. Hannah is Jessica's sister, and Marlow is Jessica's paid support staff (and Hannah's best friend). Jess and Hannah also have a brother who lives in another state.

It’s time for another Q&A! Have you ever noticed a voice change when Jess self talks? Today I answer the question, “Does she talk to herself as another person.”

If you like our video, please give it a 👍🏻and let us know in the comments below. Also, please remember, subscribe to our channel and click the 🔔 to be notified every time we upload a new video.

WHERE YOU CAN FIND US:

BLOG: https://autisticinterpretations.com
INSTAGRAM: https://instagram.com/autistic_interpretations
MERCH: https://goodpoochbadpooch.com/category-shop
VENMO: https://venmo.com/code?user_id=3066296648335360316
PAYPAL: https://www.paypal.me/goodpooch

Jess is 34-years-old, autistic, and blind. Her favorite topic of conversation is her new dog and when she will be getting the next new dog. Jess collects CD’s of children’s music, cards, coloring books, and has a small collection of used up disposable cameras. Favorite health foods include chicken and rice, chicken tenders, chicken nuggets, chicken biscuits, pepperoni pizza, and hash brown potatoes. Jess has naturally curly hair that she would rather not ever comb, brush, or cut.

Jessica’s multiple disabilities stem from brain damage that occurred in-utero, and from hydrocephalus. In addition to autism and blindness, Jess also has minor fine motor and gross motor deficits. Hannah is Jessica's sister, and Marlow is Jessica's paid support staff (and Hannah's best friend). Jess and Hannah also have a brother who lives in another state.

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Does Jess Talk To Herself As Another Person? Q&A

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WHERE YOU CAN FIND US:
BLOG: https://autisticinterpretations.com
INSTAGRAM: https://instagram.com/autistic_interpretations
Jess is 34-years-old, autistic, and blind. Her favorite topic of conversation is her new dog and when she will be getting the next new dog. Jess collects CD’s of children’s music, cards, coloring books, and has a small collection of used up disposable cameras. Favorite health foods include chicken and rice, chicken tenders, chicken nuggets, chicken biscuits, pepperoni pizza, and hash brown potatoes. Jess has naturally curly hair that she would rather not ever comb, brush, or cut.
Jessica’s multiple disabilities stem from brain damage that occurred in-utero, and from hydrocephalus. In addition to autism and blindness, Jess also has minor fine motor and gross motor deficits. Hannah is Jessica's sister, and Marlow is Jessica's paid support staff (and Hannah's best friend). Jess and Hannah also have a brother who lives in another state.

Thanks for joining us. Please give it a 👍🏻 and subscribe to our channel and click the 🔔 to be notified every time we upload a new video.

WHERE YOU CAN FIND US:

BLOG: https://autisticinterpretations.com
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Jess is 34-years-old, autistic, and blind. Her favorite topic of conversation is her new dog and when she will be getting the next new dog. Jess collects CD’s of children’s music, cards, coloring books, and has a small collection of used up disposable cameras. Favorite health foods include chicken and rice, chicken tenders, chicken nuggets, chicken biscuits, pepperoni pizza, and hash brown potatoes. Jess has naturally curly hair that she would rather not ever comb, brush, or cut.

Jessica’s multiple disabilities stem from brain damage that occurred in-utero, and from hydrocephalus. In addition to autism and blindness, Jess also has minor fine motor and gross motor deficits. Hannah is Jessica's sister, and Marlow is Jessica's paid support staff (and Hannah's best friend). Jess and Hannah also have a brother who lives in another state.

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Livestream 6/30/22 - Chat with Hannah & Jess

This video is a daily-vlog style peek into the rest of Jessica’s evening the night she had the sleepover with Marlow and Mama Jo. There are MJ giggles, chats with Conley (Marlow’s mom), a short visit from Uncle Mike, and more. 
I loved watching all the clips of Jess interacting with Conley. Jess LOVES meeting peoples mamas, and has been looking forward to meeting Marlow’s mom for a long time. I think a lot of people get bewildered/confused by Jess and some of the things she says when they meet her for the first time. I thought it was funny to see Marlow and MJ get so cracked up at Conley’s very understandable confusion. When Jess meets people for the first time, it’s always so funny to us to imagine what some of the things she says sound like to people who don’t know her like we do! I thought Conley did so great with Jess. 
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Jess is 34-years-old, autistic, and blind. Her favorite topic of conversation is her new dog and when she will be getting the next new dog. Jess collects CD’s of children’s music, cards, coloring books, and has a small collection of used up disposable cameras. Favorite health foods include chicken and rice, chicken tenders, chicken nuggets, chicken biscuits, pepperoni pizza, and hash brown potatoes. Jess has naturally curly hair that she would rather not ever comb, brush, or cut.
Jessica’s multiple disabilities stem from brain damage that occurred in-utero, and from hydrocephalus. In addition to autism and blindness, Jess also has minor fine motor and gross motor deficits. Hannah is Jessica's sister, and Marlow is Jessica's paid support staff (and Hannah's best friend). Jess and Hannah also have a brother who lives in another state.

This video is a daily-vlog style peek into the rest of Jessica’s evening the night she had the sleepover with Marlow and Mama Jo. There are MJ giggles, chats with Conley (Marlow’s mom), a short visit from Uncle Mike, and more.

I loved watching all the clips of Jess interacting with Conley. Jess LOVES meeting peoples mamas, and has been looking forward to meeting Marlow’s mom for a long time. I think a lot of people get bewildered/confused by Jess and some of the things she says when they meet her for the first time. I thought it was funny to see Marlow and MJ get so cracked up at Conley’s very understandable confusion. When Jess meets people for the first time, it’s always so funny to us to imagine what some of the things she says sound like to people who don’t know her like we do! I thought Conley did so great with Jess.

If you like our video, please give it a 👍🏻and let us know in the comments below. Also, please remember, subscribe to our channel and click the 🔔 to be notified every time we upload a new video.

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Jess is 34-years-old, autistic, and blind. Her favorite topic of conversation is her new dog and when she will be getting the next new dog. Jess collects CD’s of children’s music, cards, coloring books, and has a small collection of used up disposable cameras. Favorite health foods include chicken and rice, chicken tenders, chicken nuggets, chicken biscuits, pepperoni pizza, and hash brown potatoes. Jess has naturally curly hair that she would rather not ever comb, brush, or cut.

Jessica’s multiple disabilities stem from brain damage that occurred in-utero, and from hydrocephalus. In addition to autism and blindness, Jess also has minor fine motor and gross motor deficits. Hannah is Jessica's sister, and Marlow is Jessica's paid support staff (and Hannah's best friend). Jess and Hannah also have a brother who lives in another state.

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Dry Cereal Again

Here’s the next part of J’s sleepover at Mama Jo’s! In this video, Jess meets Marlow’s mom for the first time! Conley and Chris both asked for their faces to not be on camera, but were fine with Marlow recording these conversations    .
If you like our video, please give it a 👍🏻and let us know in the comments below. Also, please remember, subscribe to our channel and click the 🔔  to be notified every time we upload a new video.
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Jess is 34-years-old, autistic, and blind. Her favorite topic of conversation is her new dog and when she will be getting the next new dog. Jess collects CD’s of children’s music, cards, coloring books, and has a small collection of used up disposable cameras. Favorite health foods include chicken and rice, chicken tenders, chicken nuggets, chicken biscuits, pepperoni pizza, and hash brown potatoes. Jess has naturally curly hair that she would rather not ever comb, brush, or cut.
Jessica’s multiple disabilities stem from brain damage that occurred in-utero, and from hydrocephalus. In addition to autism and blindness, Jess also has minor fine motor and gross motor deficits. Hannah is Jessica's sister, and Marlow is Jessica's paid support staff (and Hannah's best friend). Jess and Hannah also have a brother who lives in another state.

Here’s the next part of J’s sleepover at Mama Jo’s! In this video, Jess meets Marlow’s mom for the first time! Conley and Chris both asked for their faces to not be on camera, but were fine with Marlow recording these conversations .

If you like our video, please give it a 👍🏻and let us know in the comments below. Also, please remember, subscribe to our channel and click the 🔔 to be notified every time we upload a new video.

WHERE YOU CAN FIND US:

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Jess is 34-years-old, autistic, and blind. Her favorite topic of conversation is her new dog and when she will be getting the next new dog. Jess collects CD’s of children’s music, cards, coloring books, and has a small collection of used up disposable cameras. Favorite health foods include chicken and rice, chicken tenders, chicken nuggets, chicken biscuits, pepperoni pizza, and hash brown potatoes. Jess has naturally curly hair that she would rather not ever comb, brush, or cut.

Jessica’s multiple disabilities stem from brain damage that occurred in-utero, and from hydrocephalus. In addition to autism and blindness, Jess also has minor fine motor and gross motor deficits. Hannah is Jessica's sister, and Marlow is Jessica's paid support staff (and Hannah's best friend). Jess and Hannah also have a brother who lives in another state.

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Meeting Marlow’s Mom

Jess had a sleepover with Marlow and Mama Jo last week! In this first part, Jess and Marlow arrive at Mama Jo’s and have lots of fun chats with MJ. 
If you like our video, please give it a 👍🏻and let us know in the comments below. Also, please remember, subscribe to our channel and click the 🔔  to be notified every time we upload a new video.
WHERE YOU CAN FIND US:
BLOG: https://autisticinterpretations.com
INSTAGRAM: https://instagram.com/autistic_interpretations
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Jess is 34-years-old, autistic, and blind. Her favorite topic of conversation is her new dog and when she will be getting the next new dog. Jess collects CD’s of children’s music, cards, coloring books, and has a small collection of used up disposable cameras. Favorite health foods include chicken and rice, chicken tenders, chicken nuggets, chicken biscuits, pepperoni pizza, and hash brown potatoes. Jess has naturally curly hair that she would rather not ever comb, brush, or cut.
Jessica’s multiple disabilities stem from brain damage that occurred in-utero, and from hydrocephalus. In addition to autism and blindness, Jess also has minor fine motor and gross motor deficits. Hannah is Jessica's sister, and Marlow is Jessica's paid support staff (and Hannah's best friend). Jess and Hannah also have a brother who lives in another state.

Jess had a sleepover with Marlow and Mama Jo last week! In this first part, Jess and Marlow arrive at Mama Jo’s and have lots of fun chats with MJ.

If you like our video, please give it a 👍🏻and let us know in the comments below. Also, please remember, subscribe to our channel and click the 🔔 to be notified every time we upload a new video.

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BLOG: https://autisticinterpretations.com
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Jess is 34-years-old, autistic, and blind. Her favorite topic of conversation is her new dog and when she will be getting the next new dog. Jess collects CD’s of children’s music, cards, coloring books, and has a small collection of used up disposable cameras. Favorite health foods include chicken and rice, chicken tenders, chicken nuggets, chicken biscuits, pepperoni pizza, and hash brown potatoes. Jess has naturally curly hair that she would rather not ever comb, brush, or cut.

Jessica’s multiple disabilities stem from brain damage that occurred in-utero, and from hydrocephalus. In addition to autism and blindness, Jess also has minor fine motor and gross motor deficits. Hannah is Jessica's sister, and Marlow is Jessica's paid support staff (and Hannah's best friend). Jess and Hannah also have a brother who lives in another state.

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Don’t Be So Noisy

Here’s part two! Jess and Marlow get Sonic for lunch. Jess is perked up from the chocolate & because of getting lunch out. 
If you like our video, please give it a 👍🏻and let us know in the comments below. Also, please remember, subscribe to our channel and click the 🔔  to be notified every time we upload a new video.
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Jess is 34-years-old, autistic, and blind. Her favorite topic of conversation is her new dog and when she will be getting the next new dog. Jess collects CD’s of children’s music, cards, coloring books, and has a small collection of used up disposable cameras. Favorite health foods include chicken and rice, chicken tenders, chicken nuggets, chicken biscuits, pepperoni pizza, and hash brown potatoes. Jess has naturally curly hair that she would rather not ever comb, brush, or cut.
Jessica’s multiple disabilities stem from brain damage that occurred in-utero, and from hydrocephalus. In addition to autism and blindness, Jess also has minor fine motor and gross motor deficits. Hannah is Jessica's sister, and Marlow is Jessica's paid support staff (and Hannah's best friend). Jess and Hannah also have a brother who lives in another state.

Here’s part two! Jess and Marlow get Sonic for lunch. Jess is perked up from the chocolate & because of getting lunch out.

If you like our video, please give it a 👍🏻and let us know in the comments below. Also, please remember, subscribe to our channel and click the 🔔 to be notified every time we upload a new video.

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Jess is 34-years-old, autistic, and blind. Her favorite topic of conversation is her new dog and when she will be getting the next new dog. Jess collects CD’s of children’s music, cards, coloring books, and has a small collection of used up disposable cameras. Favorite health foods include chicken and rice, chicken tenders, chicken nuggets, chicken biscuits, pepperoni pizza, and hash brown potatoes. Jess has naturally curly hair that she would rather not ever comb, brush, or cut.

Jessica’s multiple disabilities stem from brain damage that occurred in-utero, and from hydrocephalus. In addition to autism and blindness, Jess also has minor fine motor and gross motor deficits. Hannah is Jessica's sister, and Marlow is Jessica's paid support staff (and Hannah's best friend). Jess and Hannah also have a brother who lives in another state.

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You Better Watch Out

The girls are out to run some errands - buying noodles and getting lunch out. Plus, Jess and Marlow try a brand new kind of M&M’s! 
If you like our video, please give it a 👍🏻and let us know in the comments below. Also, please remember, subscribe to our channel and click the 🔔  to be notified every time we upload a new video.
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Jess is 34-years-old, autistic, and blind. Her favorite topic of conversation is her new dog and when she will be getting the next new dog. Jess collects CD’s of children’s music, cards, coloring books, and has a small collection of used up disposable cameras. Favorite health foods include chicken and rice, chicken tenders, chicken nuggets, chicken biscuits, pepperoni pizza, and hash brown potatoes. Jess has naturally curly hair that she would rather not ever comb, brush, or cut.
Jessica’s multiple disabilities stem from brain damage that occurred in-utero, and from hydrocephalus. In addition to autism and blindness, Jess also has minor fine motor and gross motor deficits. Hannah is Jessica's sister, and Marlow is Jessica's paid support staff (and Hannah's best friend). Jess and Hannah also have a brother who lives in another state.

The girls are out to run some errands - buying noodles and getting lunch out. Plus, Jess and Marlow try a brand new kind of M&M’s!

If you like our video, please give it a 👍🏻and let us know in the comments below. Also, please remember, subscribe to our channel and click the 🔔 to be notified every time we upload a new video.

WHERE YOU CAN FIND US:

BLOG: https://autisticinterpretations.com
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Jess is 34-years-old, autistic, and blind. Her favorite topic of conversation is her new dog and when she will be getting the next new dog. Jess collects CD’s of children’s music, cards, coloring books, and has a small collection of used up disposable cameras. Favorite health foods include chicken and rice, chicken tenders, chicken nuggets, chicken biscuits, pepperoni pizza, and hash brown potatoes. Jess has naturally curly hair that she would rather not ever comb, brush, or cut.

Jessica’s multiple disabilities stem from brain damage that occurred in-utero, and from hydrocephalus. In addition to autism and blindness, Jess also has minor fine motor and gross motor deficits. Hannah is Jessica's sister, and Marlow is Jessica's paid support staff (and Hannah's best friend). Jess and Hannah also have a brother who lives in another state.

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Pool Noodles or Macaroni Noodles?

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