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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]MYOB. My goodness. By the way, learning passions and most of what you describe are evidence of giftedness. Check out hoagiesgifted.org. Tired of the culture of diagnosis in the DC area.[/quote] Absolutely. This would describe my child 10 years ago. I had to deal with so many "well-intended" meddlers. He is profoundly gifted, not ASD. There was so much judgment about my supposed denial--as if I hadn't already had him test at the first sign of my own concern. MYOB it doesn't really matter why a child doesn't fit in it still is hard for a parent to watch a child struggle. She doesn't need your meddling. [/quote] You can have a profoundly gifted child who also has ASD... and ADHD in our case. My kid's current passion is Pokemon so he does not look any different from his NT peers. :lol: [/quote]
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