Systems thinker · Disabled maker · Translator between worlds

Systems that preserve autonomy, meaning and participation.

I’m Marie Meronym — a Late Identified AuDHD mixed race woman, wheelchair user, systems thinker and disabled maker.

I reverse-engineer the conditions that make participation possible, then turn what I learn into practical frameworks, translation tools, service-design proposals and evidence systems.

Marie Meronym outdoors, smiling in a bright red jacket
The real Marie Meronym. The Bitmoji is a useful, customisable avatar. The systems and the story are mine.

Explore the modelWobbly Wanderer, DCA and ReeOS

Use the toolsBridge Translate and Bridge Forms

Read my storyBitManga

Understand the contextWhy this work exists

Examine the evidencePublic Timeline / controlled Ledger access

Connect or supportLinkedIn / GoFundMe / professional enquiries

One idea · several applications

A connected ecosystem, not a collection of side projects

My work began with a practical question: what makes a task possible when a body, brain, environment or institution cannot reliably carry all of it?

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DCA

The theory: capability is produced across a whole system.

02

ReeOS

My implementation: a reverse-engineered operating map for daily life.

03

Bridge

The interface: translating meaning into usable communication.

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Assessment

The service model: understanding people through time and context.

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Evidence + story

The record underneath the work — both institutional and personal.

The work

Choose your route in

Understand the proposal

Longitudinal Assessment

A proposal for understanding neurodevelopmental needs through repeated observation, consistent relationships and real-life context — rather than relying on a single high-pressure snapshot.

Observation rather than interrogation.
Read the proposal

Read my story

BitManga

My story in my own words, style and rhythm. Bitmoji makes the pictures friendly and adaptable; the life underneath them is real.

Before I had a theory, I was already building the system.
Start with Chapter One: Influences

Thirty years of coming out

Different language. Familiar resistance.

I have been coming out, in one form or another, for around thirty years: first as gay, and later as AuDHD. Coming out as gay took roughly two years from start to finish. Explaining my neurotype has met rather more resistance.

That experience sits underneath this work. Good translation should create a bridge between different ways of thinking without treating difference as absence, failure or unreliability.

Evidence and accountability

The source record explains why the work became necessary

The evidence systems preserve chronology, provenance and institutional context. They support accountability and research, but they are not the whole of who I am.

Public Timeline avatar wearing headphones beneath a thinking progress bar

Open public record

Public Timeline

A navigable, redacted chronology built from source material. It is a front door into the evidence, not an AI retelling of it.

Examine the public timeline

Controlled access

Clerical Audit Ledger

The deeper evidence index supports authorised complaint handling, ombudsman work and tightly scoped professional or policy research. It is not a public document dump.

Relevant ombudsman teams, researchers and autism charities are welcome to enquire about proportionate access.

Make a professional enquiry

Support and connect

Help the work keep moving

I’m developing these systems as public-interest work while managing disability, housing, mobility and advocacy demands. Connect professionally, follow the project trail or support the practical infrastructure that keeps it possible.

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GoFundMeHousing, mobility repairs and advocacy
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Manus referralOne of the tools helping me build