doesnt that just make things more.....[cant think of a word,but more--apart rather than together,splitting up a community into order of severity etc]?,if that was going to happen,then shouldnt there be a board for mild,moderate and severe as,classic autism [hfa-lfa],
pddnosers [mild,moderate,severe] etc as all have different needs depending on the severity?
think its a lot better when its all in the same place because all share at least some things in common,and all could learn from each other.
having seperate boards just means seperating everyone out,and making things less obvious to those who dont happen to be checking that specific board.
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>severely autistic.
>>the residential autist;
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blogging from the view of an ex institutionalised autism/ID activist now in community care.
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