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Serissa
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27 Sep 2005, 7:21 pm

http://hometownlife.com/Birmingham/News ... =9/25/2005

I think I saw this on here before but where? At any rate it came up in a routine google news search. If you can delete threads in this forum I'll delete it as soon as you link me to where this was mentioned originally.



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28 Sep 2005, 3:30 pm

That's not the Birmingham I know. There's a Brum in America as well?!



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28 Sep 2005, 5:29 pm

Wow, that article just makes it all sound so easy...



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29 Sep 2005, 8:02 am

Good article. :) It seems to provide a kindle of hope that our message somehow get out into the world of NT people and makes at least a little impact by helping them understand.


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14 Oct 2005, 6:40 pm

Even I have found being diagnosed with Asperger's Syndrome, a freeing experience in my life.

It has given me more understanding in my life, and I am able live my life better because of it.

Even been able make it apart of my life, so I can move foward in my life as it is.



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15 Oct 2005, 12:41 pm

It hasn't been freeing in my life. Pretty much everyone in my family associates my AS with my negative, non-aspie, borderline bipolar traits.