EzraS wrote:
skibum wrote:
EzraS wrote:
To me this seems more of an aspie thing. Which is fine because there are a lot of struggling aspies out there. But the struggles of someone who is significantly more autistic go a lot deeper than problems with social interacting. For me that's lower on the list than other things that autism keeps me from being able to do, and the problems that it causes for me.
Ezra, I am curious about your situation. Are your struggles mostly from Autism or from the comorbids that you have? Is dysphraxia part of the Autism or is it a separate thing that you have with Autism?
The autism is the biggest problem. The dyspraxia is a separate disorder. Although there are certain overlaps.
Most of the struggle that I have read that you have shared with us are from the dyspraxia. I would love to know how your Autism specifically affects you. I am going to be doing an Autism workshop in January. I, of course, will be mostly sharing from my own personal life experiences. But I would love to know more from you and from others who are labeled LFA to understand more how you are directly affected by Autism in particular. I think we actually have much more in common than people realize. Please teach me because I know that a lot of the families that will be attending the workshop have loved ones who are seen as LFA and I want to be able to represent you guys as best as I can.
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Wreck It Ralph
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