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​Autistic people grieve differently. Many on the autism spectrum can feel so profoundly that they are often overwhelmed by their emotions and cannot function through them. Autism can be like an invisible landmine. If one doesn't know they are autistic, the landmine can be unwittingly detonated, regardless of whether one functions well. Circumstances can change, and when they do, one may need support beyond what they imagined. Are you grieving? Are you autistic? Or do you love someone on the autism spectrum? Michelle Dorothy Riksman's inner riches chronicles Michelle's emotional upheaval following her mother's death. Discover how an autistic woman navigates her path to inner peace, reviving her motivation, excitement, and love of life after loss.