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diff --git a/content/entry/challenges-driving-with-autism.md b/content/entry/challenges-driving-with-autism.md index b6bce82..8f52d05 100644 --- a/content/entry/challenges-driving-with-autism.md +++ b/content/entry/challenges-driving-with-autism.md @@ -44,7 +44,7 @@ Luckily I found someone else to teach me to drive who who didn't shout. My drivi Sometimes there are sensory challenges outside the car like police sirens, firetrucks, the bright sun, and people driving towards me with their brights on. That aggravates my senses, but it's manageable because I know it's temporary. I will eventually get away from it. Loud passengers are closer in proximity and I can't get away from them. That's the difference. ## No Sense of Direction -I've written before about my nonexistent sense of direction[1], but I'm not sure that's actually a symptom of autism. I've met low-functioning autistic people with a great sense of direction and I'm not aware of any link between autism and a bad sense of direction. So it's probably not relevant here. +I've written before about [my nonexistent sense of direction](/2022/05/16/coming-out-as-autistic/), but I'm not sure that's actually a symptom of autism. I've met low-functioning autistic people with a great sense of direction and I'm not aware of any link between autism and a bad sense of direction. So it's probably not relevant here. ## Autistic People Can Be Good Drivers Even though I'm only one autistic person and all of our challenges are unique, there are commonalities. So I hope I've shed some light on the autistic driving experience, keeping in mind that I'm not the final word. |