04 Nov 2018, 9:36 am
Lil_miss_lois wrote:
Where do you live TW1ZTY ? Could you find any local groups to join? Just a non-standard group of people around your age who are autistic. You could learn together, going into town and stuff. You'll feel safer in a group and if you don't know where to go there's a chance someone else remembers 
I live in the U.S. and I'm going to be moving back hometown in Georgia soon. It's a small rural town so I doubt they have anything like that.
I'm really close to the city of Tallahassee though so maybe I can find support like that there?
Lil_miss_lois
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04 Nov 2018, 10:55 am
Yeah id definitely recommend looking into it. You could check for local groups on Facebook on Twitter too?
Could you try and learn the safe transport links yourself? Whenever I go somewhere new I get the route on my phone or a printed copy and tick the places off as we pass them. If you try a circular route first then if you miss your stop it'll just bring you back home 
The more independence you get the more confident you will feel to try new things
