I'm an aspie and...

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25 Sep 2006, 12:03 pm

dyspraxic.

So besides being aspie, what other things do you have that would be considered 'disablites' or whatever if you ask a pure NT (so called 'normal') ?

Discounting Apsie stuff, naturally.

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25 Sep 2006, 1:22 pm

... nearsighted

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25 Sep 2006, 1:23 pm

I wouldn't have it, any other way.

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25 Sep 2006, 10:55 pm

When I look back and think it was bad enough that I had AS, I then get reminded that I had a double whammy...

...I had Epillepsy. It is NOT helpful when your parent can't tell whether or not I'm daydreaming or having what's called an 'absent fit'. That's when you lose consciousness for a short period of time and go into a trance kind of thing, staring up at the ceiling. Kinda freaky when it happens to a 6 year old me.

It was actually when I had my first 'true' epilleptic fit that a nurse came up to my parents and suggested that I had Aspeger's, which they'd of course never heard of. Things have never been the same since, for the worst and for the best!

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