The Neurodivergent Connection / The Curious Storyteller

The Silent Disability: A First-Hand Account of Living Undiagnosed for Decades

1h11 | 09/04/2024|

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Discover the unexpected truth about autism in adulthood. Uncover the surprising journey of Sylvia Moore Myers a late-diagnosed autistic individual who overcame trauma and grief while becoming an expert on autism. Find out how Sylvia's life coaching and advocacy work is reshaping the narrative around autism. Stay tuned to learn more about Sylvia's remarkable story and the impact of her work.

At 62 years old, after years of research and writing her first book, Sylvia Moore Myers discovered something life-changing—she was autistic. Reflecting on her life, especially the grief and trauma surrounding her mother's passing, Sylvia found a deep connection to autism. This realization led her to dive headfirst into understanding autism, leading to her becoming an expert in the field. Her journey is one of self-discovery, grief, and resilience, as she navigates through a late diagnosis and the impact it had on her life. Sylvia's story is one of profound strength and determination, shedding light on the challenges faced by adults navigating autism in a world that often misunderstands and underserves them.,Sylvia Moore Myers' life took an unexpected turn at 62 when she stumbled upon a revelation that altered her perception of herself—she was autistic. Her journey of discovery, intertwined with grief and trauma, unveiled a newfound understanding of her identity. As she delved deeper into autism, Sylvia's expertise blossomed, propelling her to advocate for the underserved autistic community. Her story is a testament to resilience, shedding light on the transformative power of self-acceptance and the importance of advocating for those navigating autism in adulthood.

I think we're the silent. If you want to call it disability, that's fine. I don't think it's a superpower, either. I think I'm just different than a neurotypical person, not less, not better. It's different, and there's a reason for it. - Sylvia Moore Myers

Understanding Autism Diagnosis in Adulthood
Navigating an autism diagnosis in adulthood can be a challenging journey of self-discovery and acceptance. Sylvia Moore Myers shared her own experience of being diagnosed as autistic later in life, shedding light on the complexities and emotions involved in this process. This key value emphasizes the importance of recognizing and embracing one's identity as an autistic individual.

To learn more about Sylvia Moore Myers and her services, visit goldscars.com or sylviamooremeyers.com.
For inquiries or to contact Sylvia Moore Myers, fill out the contact form on her website or email her at sylviamooremyers@gmail.com
To access Sylvia Moore Myers' books and resources, visit her website and explore the available content and materials.
To stay updated on Sylvia Moore Myers' work and upcoming projects, follow her on social media platforms such as Twitter, LinkedIn, or Facebook.
For individuals seeking support or guidance in dealing with workplace issues from an autistic perspective, consider reaching out to Sylvia Moore Myers for coaching and advice.

Contact me:

https://www.facebook.com/InsideTheAspergersStudio
https://www.youtube.com/@AspergersStudio
https://www.instagram.com/InsidetheAspergersStudio
https://www.linkedin.com/in/reidmiles/
https://www.twitter.com/AspergersStudio
https://aspergersstudio.com/

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About The Neurodivergent Connection / The Curious Storyteller

Reid Miles Podcasts

Two shows. One curiosity-driven mission: telling human stories that matter.

Hosted by Reid Miles, this podcast feed is home to two distinct but connected conversations.

The Neurodivergent Connection centers neurodivergent voices lived experience, late diagnosis, advocacy, creativity, and the realities of navigating a world not built for autistic minds. These episodes focus on understanding, accessibility, and belonging, grounded in honesty and real conversation rather than clinical distance.

The Curious Storyteller began as a celebration of remarkable people and the stories that shaped them. It has since evolved into deeper, reflective conversations about identity, resilience, reinvention, and the quiet moments that change us. Guests include creators, athletes, leaders, and thinkers not to be interviewed, but to be heard.

Both shows share the same foundation: unscripted conversations, emotional intelligence, and curiosity over performance. This isn’t about polished success stories or neat conclusions — it’s about connection, reflection, and telling the truth while the story is still being written.

Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

About The Neurodivergent Connection / The Curious Storyteller

Reid Miles Podcasts

Two shows. One curiosity-driven mission: telling human stories that matter.

Hosted by Reid Miles, this podcast feed is home to two distinct but connected conversations.

The Neurodivergent Connection centers neurodivergent voices lived experience, late diagnosis, advocacy, creativity, and the realities of navigating a world not built for autistic minds. These episodes focus on understanding, accessibility, and belonging, grounded in honesty and real conversation rather than clinical distance.

The Curious Storyteller began as a celebration of remarkable people and the stories that shaped them. It has since evolved into deeper, reflective conversations about identity, resilience, reinvention, and the quiet moments that change us. Guests include creators, athletes, leaders, and thinkers not to be interviewed, but to be heard.

Both shows share the same foundation: unscripted conversations, emotional intelligence, and curiosity over performance. This isn’t about polished success stories or neat conclusions — it’s about connection, reflection, and telling the truth while the story is still being written.

Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Description

Discover the unexpected truth about autism in adulthood. Uncover the surprising journey of Sylvia Moore Myers a late-diagnosed autistic individual who overcame trauma and grief while becoming an expert on autism. Find out how Sylvia's life coaching and advocacy work is reshaping the narrative around autism. Stay tuned to learn more about Sylvia's remarkable story and the impact of her work.

At 62 years old, after years of research and writing her first book, Sylvia Moore Myers discovered something life-changing—she was autistic. Reflecting on her life, especially the grief and trauma surrounding her mother's passing, Sylvia found a deep connection to autism. This realization led her to dive headfirst into understanding autism, leading to her becoming an expert in the field. Her journey is one of self-discovery, grief, and resilience, as she navigates through a late diagnosis and the impact it had on her life. Sylvia's story is one of profound strength and determination, shedding light on the challenges faced by adults navigating autism in a world that often misunderstands and underserves them.,Sylvia Moore Myers' life took an unexpected turn at 62 when she stumbled upon a revelation that altered her perception of herself—she was autistic. Her journey of discovery, intertwined with grief and trauma, unveiled a newfound understanding of her identity. As she delved deeper into autism, Sylvia's expertise blossomed, propelling her to advocate for the underserved autistic community. Her story is a testament to resilience, shedding light on the transformative power of self-acceptance and the importance of advocating for those navigating autism in adulthood.

I think we're the silent. If you want to call it disability, that's fine. I don't think it's a superpower, either. I think I'm just different than a neurotypical person, not less, not better. It's different, and there's a reason for it. - Sylvia Moore Myers

Understanding Autism Diagnosis in Adulthood
Navigating an autism diagnosis in adulthood can be a challenging journey of self-discovery and acceptance. Sylvia Moore Myers shared her own experience of being diagnosed as autistic later in life, shedding light on the complexities and emotions involved in this process. This key value emphasizes the importance of recognizing and embracing one's identity as an autistic individual.

To learn more about Sylvia Moore Myers and her services, visit goldscars.com or sylviamooremeyers.com.
For inquiries or to contact Sylvia Moore Myers, fill out the contact form on her website or email her at sylviamooremyers@gmail.com
To access Sylvia Moore Myers' books and resources, visit her website and explore the available content and materials.
To stay updated on Sylvia Moore Myers' work and upcoming projects, follow her on social media platforms such as Twitter, LinkedIn, or Facebook.
For individuals seeking support or guidance in dealing with workplace issues from an autistic perspective, consider reaching out to Sylvia Moore Myers for coaching and advice.

Contact me:

https://www.facebook.com/InsideTheAspergersStudio
https://www.youtube.com/@AspergersStudio
https://www.instagram.com/InsidetheAspergersStudio
https://www.linkedin.com/in/reidmiles/
https://www.twitter.com/AspergersStudio
https://aspergersstudio.com/

Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

About The Neurodivergent Connection / The Curious Storyteller

Reid Miles Podcasts

Two shows. One curiosity-driven mission: telling human stories that matter.

Hosted by Reid Miles, this podcast feed is home to two distinct but connected conversations.

The Neurodivergent Connection centers neurodivergent voices lived experience, late diagnosis, advocacy, creativity, and the realities of navigating a world not built for autistic minds. These episodes focus on understanding, accessibility, and belonging, grounded in honesty and real conversation rather than clinical distance.

The Curious Storyteller began as a celebration of remarkable people and the stories that shaped them. It has since evolved into deeper, reflective conversations about identity, resilience, reinvention, and the quiet moments that change us. Guests include creators, athletes, leaders, and thinkers not to be interviewed, but to be heard.

Both shows share the same foundation: unscripted conversations, emotional intelligence, and curiosity over performance. This isn’t about polished success stories or neat conclusions — it’s about connection, reflection, and telling the truth while the story is still being written.

Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

About The Neurodivergent Connection / The Curious Storyteller

Reid Miles Podcasts

Two shows. One curiosity-driven mission: telling human stories that matter.

Hosted by Reid Miles, this podcast feed is home to two distinct but connected conversations.

The Neurodivergent Connection centers neurodivergent voices lived experience, late diagnosis, advocacy, creativity, and the realities of navigating a world not built for autistic minds. These episodes focus on understanding, accessibility, and belonging, grounded in honesty and real conversation rather than clinical distance.

The Curious Storyteller began as a celebration of remarkable people and the stories that shaped them. It has since evolved into deeper, reflective conversations about identity, resilience, reinvention, and the quiet moments that change us. Guests include creators, athletes, leaders, and thinkers not to be interviewed, but to be heard.

Both shows share the same foundation: unscripted conversations, emotional intelligence, and curiosity over performance. This isn’t about polished success stories or neat conclusions — it’s about connection, reflection, and telling the truth while the story is still being written.

Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

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