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Autistic People Die Early! · Aspergers & Autism Podcast [The Aspie World] AuDHD

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  You have arrived. Welcome to the Aspy world.
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  Here's where we talk about anything and everything ASD in
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  an upbeat and informative way. And now here's your man on the
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  spectrum, your autism ambassador, Daniel Morgan Jones.
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  So there's a new study out that says autistic people die earlier
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  than non autistic people. The life expectancy for autistic
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  individual, it's somewhere between 13 and 50 years old and
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  that's a stagnant statistic. Guys, welcome back to the ASP
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  world. My name is Dan.
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  I have autism, ADHDOCD and dyslexia, and I make weekly
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  videos all about this stuff. But today specifically, I'm
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  doing two things. I'm answering a question which I
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  put in a video yesterday. I posed a question here, seen a
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  video, and today I'm going to answer that question.
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  But also today I'm going to pose another question and I'm going
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  to reveal more interesting information about this and how I
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  can help you specifically with the videos coming out tomorrow,
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  which is unlike anything I've ever done before.
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  I'm just going to blow your mind now.
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  Autistic individuals 80% of the time are out of work or unable
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  to get work. Now this is a crazy statistic
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  and I was talking about this in the last video, but in terms of
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  why this happens, there are multitude of issues.
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  One of the main things is that autistic individuals sometimes
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  and actually a lot of the time, will lack self-confidence and
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  self-awareness, self Wellness and self-confidence.
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  When those things dip, you have a lack of ability to go forward
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  systematically, which means if you're feeling less adequate
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  than the other person, if you're feeling intimidated by the work
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  you're going to present to do, then you are going to look not
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  confident and you're also going to feel a lack of confidence,
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  which will also spoil the job. Like if you were told to operate
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  a piece of machinery. We didn't know how machinery
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  worked. You'd be less confident working
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  that machinery, which means that if somebody else came in and
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  they were confident in using that machine, I knew about it,
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  then they would be like have the upper hand to you.
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  So it's all about creating confidence around the thing that
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  you currently have issues with. And this is done in a multitude
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  of ways. Now, specifically for work, you
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  understand the machinery and the mechanics for the thing you were
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  working on. You become more confident in it
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  and the confident will exceed your expectations in what you
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  think to be successful in that job role.
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  And that is how you can do that. Now, I'm actually teaching this
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  in a program and I'll speak more about that tomorrow, but
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  specifically that issue is is so unbelievably easy to fix as long
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  as you know what you're doing. Now, at the beginning of this
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  video, I said that there's a huge statistical data piece that
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  came out saying autistic individuals are going to die
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  earlier. This comes from a fact that
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  autistic individuals have issues with mental health issues.
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  They'll have issues with communication, responsibilities
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  of trying to communicate with other people, relationships,
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  work, love life, children, family life, friends, circles.
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  All these things will become added pressure and these things
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  may topple over on top of an autistic person.
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  But why are they dying early? What is the reason for this and
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  is there something you can do about it?
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  Now there is an in tomorrow's video, which is my last video in
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  this three video sequence. I'm going to talk all about that
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  and a fantastic opportunity I have for every autistic adult.
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  Now if you're an autistic adult watching this, keep watching.
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  Make sure you subscribe, put a bell notification on and come
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  back tomorrow, 7:30 PM UK time to see the video that's being
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  released. I'm so excited to see this
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  video. It's going to blow your mind.
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  It's like anything I've ever done before.
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  I'm about to just level up your life and I want you to come to
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  this journey with me and take this journey with me.
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  So buckle up, come back tomorrow going to do this.
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  It's awesome. I love you guys.
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  Peace. Hey guys, thank you so much for
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  checking out this podcast. Make sure you are subscribed
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  because there are people listening right now who not
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  subscribe to this podcast. I can see you.
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  Make sure you subscribe. OK, guys.
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  See you in the next one. Peace.