LogicalMolly wrote:
Yes, and I can whistle when breathing in as well as when breathing out. This means I can carry on whistling for a long time without having to stop for breaths. Sooner or later my lips get dry, though, and I have to stop.
Non-whistling people, do not feel sad that you can't whistle. Maybe you have other talents instead. Example: I can't curl my tongue.
^ I love this, me too.
However, my musical abilities are sub par, pitch, tone, whatever. I can't replicate any tune very well, despite having whistled SO much, from a very young age.
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Specialisterne is an
international nonprofit which has the singular goal of enabling 1 million jobs for people on spectrum. DO check them out! I
conducted an interview on national radio regarding my experiences with Specialisterne and SAP.
On a more local level,
Focus Professional Services is a consulting organization based in Vancouver, Canada that attempts to hire people on the spectrum to act as IT consultants. They're a very new organization.
For those of us in Vancouver, there is an Aspies Meetup group; pm me if you're interested. I look forward to seeing anyone in Vancouver either in person or in a larger gathering!