Welcome to my Blog!!!!
My name is Jessica Jenkins and I was born July 29th, 1996 in Yonkers, NY. I’m autistic, but autism isn’t the only facet of my life. I’m multifaceted! I’m also a designer and artist, author & writer, blogger, and a wife and mother of two beautiful children who are also autistic. I have my own business that revolves around my special interests and talents. My hands are full all the time but I really wanted to invite you all into my world. I want to share with you how I see the world through my autistic eyes.
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Instagram: @flappyhandscreations
Facebook: Flappy Hands Creations
Tiktok: @autistic.beauty96
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Heyyy girlie
Im so glad you’re my friend.💛❤💛❤💛
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I’m so glad you’re my friend too…and now my neighbor 😍🥰❤️
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Hello , I think you are so talented and a great mom. I have 3 autistic family members , all different on the spectrum. Each one is so unique, and I hope when they are old enough they to will have great things happen to them , like you. You inspire people keep it up.
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Thank you so much for this compliment. All i want is to inspire people and I’m glad I’m doing it. I appreciate your support!
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I look forward to seeing the world through your beautiful soul!
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I am here to support you – Crystal Jordan
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some truly interesting points you have written.
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Thank you
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My son has autism,& I always have a hard time shopping for him. I thin you just filled out his Christmas and birthday list! 😁 so happy that I found you! I look forward to reading your blog!
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When I got my autism diagnosis I was terrified and didn’t know what to do, I found your tiktok and you’ve helped me feel normal, and better about it, I’ve been shamed for my diagnosis and I feel no shame bc you’ve been a guiding light to me and I can’t thank you enough, one day I hope to be able to hug you and thank you in person bc it means more than the world to me
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