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Go away with ... Abbey Romeo
Abbey Romeo, 27, uses travel and coping strategies to manage sensory triggers and share autism experiences through Netflix and social media platforms, promoting understanding.
- Abbey Romeo had her life featured on Netflix's Love on the Spectrum, intended to show autistic people are not that different, Tribune Content Agency reported.
- Travel has helped her reflect on who she is and prompted personal growth, while Romeo said her recent trips taught her lessons about herself that informed how she shares her story.
- From all my recent trips, Romeo said she always encounters sensory triggers and noises she dislikes, describing these as recurring challenges in vacation and travel contexts.
- Sometimes on vacation, Romeo said she needs alone time to listen to music and uses coping strategies to manage sensory stress and stay regulated.
- Based in Los Angeles, Romeo amplifies her experiences on TikTok and Instagram and YouTube , extending the reach of her Netflix profile and travel reflections.
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Go away with ... Abbey Romeo
For Abbey Romeo, having her life featured on the Netflix reality show “Love on the Spectrum” was a way to show viewers that autistic people are not that different from individuals who are neurotypical. Smart and charming, Romeo said that…
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