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lindap

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  1. I agree that AS as you call it can and is quite disabling. It is a disorder after all. But from cases I have seen in clinics I have been allowed to visit, people I have spoken with, doctors, families and postings on other forums it does not compare to the other end of the spectrum. I still feel sorry for your family's hardships. Please continue to be strong.
  2. My son has recently been diagnosed on the spectrum. In an effort to gain as much information as possible I have been in many forums and reading much research. I do not mean to target anyone specifically, and I don't mean to create any debate, but I would like to point out my observation. Asperger's syndrome, as it is generally being described on this forum, is in the VERY VERY mild end of the spectrum, and I think people need to be reminded that just because you know a great deal about Asperger's, or have asperger's yourself, you may only know very little (if anything) about the severe end of the spectrum. Please be open minded. Thank you.
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