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nirrti_rachelle
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08 Oct 2006, 6:22 pm

My head is the size of some peoples' waists. I don't wear hats other than skull caps for this reason as it's hard to find women's sizes that fit.


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08 Oct 2006, 8:05 pm

I read in a web page about autism that NTs has a smaller brain than aspies, but the difference is minimum.

I have two sisters and one brother, they are NTs. My brother and me have bigger heads than the rest of my family.

Before I born, there are no ultra-sounds in my country, and I can't say if my head was big before my birth. But I know my birth was slower than the birth of my siblings, and the doctor used a kind of pincers (I don't remember the name :oops: ) in order to move my head and this could pass.



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08 Oct 2006, 11:05 pm

I tendto think my head is a bit large. if I was thin I'd look like a lollipop.



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09 Oct 2006, 4:09 am

I don't think my head is particularly large.
I've never noticed any difference myself, nor has anyone else.