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AS Idea Exchange
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You don't describe what you mean when you say she was different but not unusual. Different in what way? Different usually does mean unusual. Also, keep in mind that this is a spectrum disorder. She might have a mild case. The rage after child bi
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Positive Accomplishments
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"Actually, it was a Freudian slip, I meant to type "Normally people" rather than "Normal people"." No judgment rendered here; I think you see my point. But if someone asked me 10 minutes after my post who had typed th
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Adults with AS
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I'm sorry. I guess I should have mentioned it, but I like it too. In fact, I've sent it on to someone suffering from existential depression. I'm not sure he's an aspie, but lots of indicators point that way. Unfortunately, he also has physical challe
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Look What The Web Dragged In...
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I agree with you John. It has been my experience that people really want to help, makes them feel good. But most people are lazy or lets say procrastinators and they just need a little nudge in the right direction and to be given clear instructions
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Positive Accomplishments
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I love that Max thinks Aspies are cool!! It makes me feel like my main goal has been accomplished. He in no way feels that having aspregers is a disability but rather something to be proud of and a gift. You can't imagine how happy that makes me a
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Adults with AS
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"[Serenity] needs to gain additional knowledge and expertise in performing complex searches and selecting the resources and methodologies that are most appropriate to each request. She also needs to improve the clarity of her oral and written co
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Adults with AS
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Good job Serenity! Way to take charge. If he asks if you are mad at him perhaps you can say, "I feel you have been disrespectful to me and so I choose to keep my distance" or something to that effect.
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Parents of AS child: Advice from other parents & adult aspies.
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My thoughts, replacing one stimming with a more acceptable one is good. They can still relax themselves without it drawing attention. Alot of people use the stone rubbing. I was told my son was not aspergers because he made eye contact but we taug
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Parents of AS child: Advice from other parents & adult aspies.
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yall are great. thanks for the help.
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Positive Accomplishments
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that is such awesome news, very happy to hear that. Now watch him flourish in this new school!
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Parents of AS child: Advice from other parents & adult aspies.
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Hello and welcome, almost sounds like your son has style of play, and when his little sister comes in and interacts/ interferes with his imagination. he has the game he is playing in his mind all planned out. she comes in and rearranges things or pie
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Parents of AS child: Advice from other parents & adult aspies.
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LOL,yeah you "might" want to be a little more specific the next time you request something! after all, all that you asked was for him to get the clothes off the bed, NOT to bring them down for you. I dont know if that is typical for 7 years
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Adults with AS
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Serenity, I think they're worth far more to you than any savings you might find. You seem to already know it's best to stick with them as long as you can! Gotta run, the brother cat of my 13-yr-old sister-brother duo just howled...
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