What's in my purse as an autistic and chronically ill girly
- Ruby Sophia
- Sep 18
- 2 min read
For the neurotypicals and able bodied people of the world, it seems they don't bring things with them, just whatever fits in their pockets, but for me, and I think a lot of people like me I need a lot of stuff to feel comfortable in a space, so without further ado here's what's in my purse on an average day!
Firstly, the bag! It's a canvas messenger-type bag with plenty of pockets!
Let's dig into the front pockets, two small button closure pockets, one dedicated to my fidgets and the other dedicated to other necessities.
Fidgets (first pocket):
I like to have a lot of options for different moods, so here are my favorites I like to bring with me!
marble in a little tube
tangle
clicky keys
infinity cube
combo fidget
shapeshifting rainbow triangles thing
Other necessities in the second pocket:
sample tube of Summer Fridays lip balm
Burt's Bees tinted chapstick
my keys
loop earplugs
beats earbuds
pocket for writing utensils:
3 mechanical pencils
1 regular wooden pencil
1 pen
main pocket:
tangerine colored journal
reading glasses (switching to all the time glasses soon)
more support wrist wraps for when compression gloves aren't enough
phone
Okay, that's everything I carry on an ordinary day! Here are some special bonus things I bring sometimes, but not all the time:
charger and/or rechargeable battery
a book to read
snack
instant hot packs for joint/muscle pain
makeup for touch-ups
my jewelry when I inevitably take it off
compression gloves or knee sleeves if I'm not currently wearing them
Finally, here's a picture of my bag and all the stuff in it for a visual!

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