This is education on how to lawfully stand on the necessary self advocacy for individuals with qualified disabilities when engaging public officials.

Over the past year, I’ve assembled a formal record related to disability access, due process, and the preservation of testimony. Portions of that record were submitted under seal. I’ve now prepared a public, redacted version of the record. A few important clarifications for this community: - This document is not an accusation - It is not legal advice - It does not name individuals - It exists to preserve continuity and conscience — not to persuade or inflame - I am being intentional about how access is handled. This is not a mass-download resource. The record is shared individually, with the expectation of good-faith stewardship. If you want to understand what the record is and is not, I’ve written a short explanation here:👉 [What the record is and is not] If, after reading that page, you wish to request access to the redacted record, you’re welcome to reach out privately. Thank you for approaching this with discernment and care.

I’ve been organizing my public records into clearer, peace-oriented summaries. Not everyone agrees with my path, and that’s okay. My hope is simple: that transparency—offered without accusation—can restore conversations that feel broken, strained, or misunderstood. If anyone ever feels misunderstood by something I’ve said or posted, I genuinely welcome your engagement here or privately. Truth has room for more than one angle, and I will hear it with patience. Here is the record.

Privacy” isn’t magic — it’s a set of choices we each make. Skool allows people to view community feeds without commenting until they create an account. Think of that as browsing or exploring. In my community: - The community feed is public (viewable, but not commentable without an account).That means screenshots are always possible. - Courses labeled “Private” are gated and available only to members who confirm our Private Membership Agreement. I’m not alarmed by the reality of public visibility — I’m simply asking us all to be wise about context. If you share or repost something from the public feed, please do so with care and fairness. A clipped screenshot can easily become a story that wasn’t intended. I’m also still learning how to navigate these spaces as someone with AuDHD in a world where high-emotion interpretations can happen fast. I care about people deeply, and sometimes I need a bit of time or space to be most helpful when emotions are running high. Thanks for helping keep this space thoughtful, honest, and protective of each other.

Specks, planks. I will NEVER say that my eye is free of lumber. I not even opposed to it being pointed out. As an AuDHD'ist, I also benefit from clarity (yes, it does involve specificity - gives me data to help fix my mental process), so I can reach for consistency on how I repair and restore. https://open.substack.com/pub/jryanmiller/p/audhd-meets-neurotypical?r=6s4egv&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=false