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Neurodivergent Spoons and Forks: On Autism & Fatigue

The Neurodiverging Podcast

Spoon theory and fork theory are two of the most popular models of disability and energy consumption in the chronic fatigue community. But how do they apply to autism? Find out how helpful these models really are, today, on Neurodiverging.

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