Tallulah became a spokesperson for autism awareness and went on to name it one “superpower.”
In an interview with People, she said, “I know that as someone on the higher functioning end of the spectrum, it’s my own journey.
“I feel very fortunate. And with that comes my responsibility and my desire to continue raising awareness and advocacy, especially in the area of women diagnosed later in life.”
She also said that receiving her diagnosis gave her “a level of validation and kind of a sense that these things aren’t just in my head, or more than anything, I’m not too much.”
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