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[quote=Anonymous]Not personally but a close friend's son has this diagnosis. He's 9 now and a great, sweet kid who is very bright and has lots of different interests. His mother says he has some trouble with friendships as he's somewhat "Aspie" (her words not mine) and participating in mainstream activities and camps because he still has sensory aversions but all in all he's doing really well and a happy little guy. He's not really bothered by the friendship issue and not being able to participate in mainstream activities. [/quote]
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