Blackpill Outcomes for NDIS participants with Autism Spectrum Disorder

[VirginAutistManlet]

Look at these "outcomes" for people with Autism in Australia (like me) who are on the NDIS. Basically on-top of getting bout $25k autismbux per year, we get about $35k per year in "services" on top of that, and here are the "outcomes" of these services so far. The services are basically for us to have all kinds of services such as specialist doctors, clinical psychologists, psychiatrists, social workers, autism job assistance providers.

Outcomes for participants with Autism Spectrum Disorder | NDIS

This summary pulls together information on the outcomes of participants with Autism Spectrum Disorder.

www.ndis.gov.au

For people over 25+ with Autism

• Preliminary data linkage results suggest (67%) of participants with ASD are receiving the Disability Support Pension (DSP). This is lower than the overall average of (77%), however this may partly reflect the younger age distribution for ASD participants.

• 28% of participants with ASD aged 25 and over have a paid job, slightly higher than the overall average of 25% (34% of people with Down-Syndrome aged 25 and over have a paid job, higher than those with ASD) - Note: Paid job does not mean FULL TIME JOB, so what percentage of us autists are working full time jobs? who knows, but Im going to assume its a lot less than 28%.

• In multiple regression models, participants with ASD are less likely to choose who supports them, and more likely to have no friends other than family or paid staff (40%+). Participants with ASD are more likely to currently attend or to have previously attended school in a mainstream class. They are also slightly more likely to be happy with their home and to rate their health as good, very good or excellent.

Participants aged 25 and over: Change in key indicators

There has been a bigger deterioration in the percentage with no friends other than family or paid staff for participants with ASD compared to other disabilities. Participants with ASD have also fared worse on the two choice and control indicators: choosing who supports them and choosing what they do each day. Participants with autism are more likely to improve in relation to feeling safe in their home.

So for all of the money spent on this NDIS for us autistic people, we actually regressed in many ways.

 

[turbocuckcel_7000]

interesting
i'm very lightly autistic (PDD NOS style like ER) and I've also felt like every time that society/school/authority tries to intervene in my development it just does more damage, and we never got along, and it just makes my mood and motivation worse (especially since in today's world, the rewards for bending the knee to authority are shockingly low, as it doesn't guarantee you any respect or access to femoids like in the early to mid 1900s)

what this makes me believe is that autistic minds are just too different to be understood properly, and if anything is going to help them it's going to have to be from within, other people just confuse you with their bullshit and muddy already muddied waters even further.

 

[VirginAutistManlet]

interesting
i'm very lightly autistic (PDD NOS style like ER) and I've also felt like every time that society/school/authority tries to intervene in my development it just does more damage, and we never got along, and it just makes my mood and motivation worse (especially since in today's world, the rewards for bending the knee to authority are shockingly low, as it doesn't guarantee you any respect or access to femoids like in the early to mid 1900s)

what this makes me believe is that autistic minds are just too different to be understood properly, and if anything is going to help them it's going to have to be from within, other people just confuse you with their bullshit and muddy already muddied waters even further.

Yeah when someone tries to "fix me" it just makes me spin out of control even more, it's because we're locked in our own autistic way and to try and do anything a normie way we have to expend so much energy that it destroys us and we just crash and burn.

Also - I wish they included information about sexual relationships and intimacy, all they did was talk about "friends" - I wish they included statistics on how many of us are INCEL.

 

[turbocuckcel_7000]

Yeah when someone tries to "fix me" it just makes me spin out of control even more, it's because we're locked in our own autistic way and to try and do anything a normie way we have to expend so much energy that it destroys us and we just crash and burn.

Also - I wish they included information about sexual relationships and intimacy, all they did was talk about "friends" - I wish they included statistics on how many of us are INCEL.

It's sad because most roads to feeling better lead to solitary pursuits, but it is what it is.

And they really hate talking about the romantic aspect, even talking about friends is progress, usually they just bring up the financial aspect and say IQ and diligence should lead you to earning good money anyway, that makes it very easy for them to pretend everything is nice and meritocratic and fair.

 

[Vermilioncore]

Interesting as fuck ngl

 

[Gyros_Pretcel]

Don't get what this is about. What's ndis?

 

[VirginAutistManlet]

Don't get what this is about. What's ndis?

You know how in Australia we get autismbux? they introduced this NDIS "nationality disabilty insurance scheme" which just gives people on autismbux a ton of extra funding.

Autismbux is like $25k/year cash - but this NDIS gives you an extra $35k/year in funding (not in cash, but towards seeing specialist doctors, clinical psychologists, psychiatrists, and other services. This is how I can see psychologists who are $200/hour for nothing.

The point is the findings are showing that people with autism even with NDIS funding actually regressed in some ways instead of showing improvements across all the examples used.

 

[Gyros_Pretcel]

You know how in Australia we get autismbux? they introduced this NDIS "nationality disabilty insurance scheme" which just gives people on autismbux a ton of extra funding.

Autismbux is like $25k/year cash - but this NDIS gives you an extra $35k/year in funding (not in cash, but towards seeing specialist doctors, clinical psychologists, psychiatrists, and other services. This is how I can see psychologists who are $200/hour for nothing.

The point is the findings are showing that people with autism even with NDIS funding actually regressed in some ways instead of showing improvements across all the examples used.

Australian dollars or US? You get here in Germany 8k max + rent and you need to jump through all kind of hoops. Even my conservator is to retarded to do that, so I only get 3,5k.

Interesting, pure suifuel, ehh. I will later definetely read the whole thing.

 

[The Abyss]

You know how in Australia we get autismbux? they introduced this NDIS "nationality disabilty insurance scheme" which just gives people on autismbux a ton of extra funding.

Autismbux is like $25k/year cash - but this NDIS gives you an extra $35k/year in funding (not in cash, but towards seeing specialist doctors, clinical psychologists, psychiatrists, and other services. This is how I can see psychologists who are $200/hour for nothing.

The point is the findings are showing that people with autism even with NDIS funding actually regressed in some ways instead of showing improvements across all the examples used.

Still funny how the former prison island of UK is better in regards to this than the supposed "Great" Britain.

Australian dollars or US? You get here 8k max + rent, and you need to jump through all kind of hoops. Even my conservator is to retarded to do that, so I only get 3,5k.

Australian dollars.

For context The current minimum wage in Australia is $740.80 per week, which equates to a minimum hourly rate of $19.49

 

[Atavistic Autist]

 

[Deleted member 18214]

Interesting as fuck ngl