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Lisa Morgan
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Lisa Jayne Morgan (born 28 May 1970) is the former CEO of European video game retailer The GAME Group plc (now known as GAME).
Quotes
"Interview with community council member Lisa Morgan" (2017)
"Interview with community council member Lisa Morgan" (December 1, 2017)
I was working at a public school and I felt like I was back in middle school again with the social environment and at the end of the year, I wasn’t asked back because they said I didn’t fit in. There was nothing wrong with my teaching. I had letters from all my parents saying that everything was fine. The other teachers just thought that I didn’t fit in. So that was when I went for a formal diagnosis.
The aftermath of my husband’s suicide starting with the night that he was found when I went to the house with the police there was just a nightmare. The first night there was just — Instead of being able to concentrate on what was happening with my husband
I had written a book and I wanted to do something more in not just writing it but trying to put something in place to help people not go through the same thing I did so I had some emails out to certain organizations
"The Power of Acceptance by Lisa Morgan" (2019)
"The Power of Acceptance by Lisa Morgan", Spectrum Women (December 22, 2019)
It is important to note that, as the colors were chosen with care, there were colors not chosen with just as much, if not more, deliberate care as a way of showing her acceptance of me.
My gift has no green where green usually goes. The colorless parts of this gift speak volumes to me.
I can’t look at them or think about them without being moved to tears. There are lots of good emotions in those tears. I can’t name them all, but I feel all the feels.
I received acceptance of my aversion to green like I’ve never experienced before. You see, green is not just a color to me, green stands for every hurtful, broken, unkind, abusive, rejective, and simply horrible thing that has ever happened to me in my life as an autistic person.
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