Good Bugs In Our Body

Flat Belly Overnight In my research, I've met quite a few autistic individuals who have synaesthesia as well. It is not easily detected because many autistic people with synaesthesia don't realize that other people cannot, say, hear sounds while seeing colors. For them, it's a normal way to perceive the world. Besides, even very articulate adults with autism find it difficult to express their experiences because they are so different from the 'norm'. And of course, unappreciated...

For example, Alex, who sees not only colors in response to sounds, but also words (yes, words) when he hears them. If he sees the 'wrong word' (or as he says his 'eyes see the wrong word') we are all in trouble. His panic attack is not far away, and the consequences may be unpredictable. Another one is my friend with Asperger syndrome. She feels sounds on her skin. Some sounds produce very unpleasant tactile sensations, others are painful and 'disgusting' (her word). The worst is whistling: it feels like tearing her skin raw. Knowing her as well as I do, I can imagine why she was banned from certain buses: some people were whistling and she promptly asked them to shut up. The rest is history.

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