Christopher

The only thing my brain is demanding is her back. Her being back.

I am having multiple meltdowns a day not being able to have her back.

It feels like when a support need isn’t being met. But it never can be met. She passed away.

Medium/High support needs autistic folks: I need help grieving my cat, Lucy. I am not doing good. Counseling is not helping. This hurts so bad.

Do you have any things that helped your autism brain accept the change or routines gone and the pet passing on.

I miss her and our days so much.

Like Tigger but even better my Lucy had stripes and loved to get the zoomies and bouncy and run around.

She was the perfect match for me and I love Lucy and Lucy loves me.

I know she isn’t here physically but I still feel hear, see her and hear her.

I LOVE YOU LUCY FOREVER YOU ARE MY BABY

I miss Lucy so much. My first night without her was so hard.

I Watch Disney videos and try to accept her passing away, but I love her more than Disney and just want her back. I would give up all my Disney things, all my food, all my stuff to have her back

I love you Lucy. I’ll always love you.

🫂

My baby, Lucy, passed this morning at 7:28 am at home.

I got to hold her paw and look into her eyes as she moved on and took her final breath.

My baby is gone. My baby is gone. 💔

I love you Lucy. You’re forever my baby. Thank you for teaching me about unconditional love and forgiveness.

I like that the many adventures of Winnie the Pooh came out on my birthday but not the same year because pooh is my favorite

Autistic people can speak clearer than the most pristine water from a deep aquifer and STILL be told that we are saying something totally different (and always “offensive” or “rude”)

It isn’t you autistic comrades. It’s other people not willing to hear you.