Visible: MSU Students' Stories of Hidden Disabilities 

So proud of all my/our students who meet the world and its challenges each day with such honesty and courage. We all need their lived perspective today!

I have invisible disabilities. If I'm faking it why am I on the phone every day trying to get support from my case manager and community services?

I graduated from MSU in 1971. Later, I found out that I was on the autistic spectrum. I only wish I new this back then. College went OK, but I had a hard time holding on to a job. Would have probably chosen a different career path.