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URevolution Magazine

Disability, chronic illness and the lives around them

Honest lived experience, useful reporting and sharp commentary about disability and chronic illness — including work, healthcare, relationships, identity, access and everyday life.

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Neurodivergence

Two young adults face each other and hold hands outdoors in warm evening light.

Love on the Spectrum Season 4: What the Show Gets Right About Autistic Love — and Where It Doesn't
Adult using a discreet hand fidget beside a laptop and notebook at a work desk

Fidget Toys for Adults With ADHD: Quiet, Practical Options for Work and Daily Life
Adult wearing over-ear headphones in a busy public space to reduce background sound.

Autism Headphones: Noise-Cancelling and Noise-Reducing Options for Autistic Adults
Adult wearing discreet earplugs while shopping in a busy supermarket.

Earplugs for Sensory Overload: Options for Adults Who Want Less Noise, Not Necessarily Silence
Adult seated behind a laptop in a creative home workspace with papers and work materials in the background.

What Is AuDHD? Living With Autism and ADHD Together
Adult seated at a crowded café table, surrounded by diners, reflections and blurred foreground movement.

What Does Overstimulated Mean? Sensory Overload in Neurodivergent Adults
Adult sitting at a table with a laptop, paused before starting a task.

ADHD Paralysis: Why You Can't Start Even When You Want To
Adult sitting at a kitchen table with a closed laptop, phone and papers spread in front of them.

Autistic Burnout: Signs, Causes and What Recovery Can Look Like
Woman absorbed in photographs and handwritten notes at a table at night, with a plate of food beside her.

Hyperfixation: What It Means in ADHD and Autism
Group of people wearing Red Instead shirts standing in front of a brick wall

What Does Red Instead Mean? Autism Acceptance Beyond Awareness
A neurodivergent person stands confidently in a rigid, monochrome office setting, symbolizing breaking free from ADHD ableism with vibrant self-acceptance.

What Is ADHD Ableism? The Hidden Struggle You Didn't Know Existed
Person wearing a black Tone It Down Taupe T-shirt outdoors, featuring a taupe infinity symbol and #ToneItDownTaupe text.

Tone It Down Taupe: The Autistic Satire Behind the Phrase
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