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Reply to "4 year old just diagnosed with autism (what was Aspbergers)--what should we do with schools?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]There is no letter B in aspergers.[/quote] S/ someone who has it. 😬 Persnickety pants[/quote] Ha! Literally had the same reaction. “Oh, look [ASD son] has joined the chat.” 😆[/quote] You guys are jerks[/quote] Nah. Just trying to lighten the mood a little. And to get OP some cover from what could be viewed as criticism, even if not intended as such. OP is clearly new to all of this and has a lot to learn and the determination to do so.[/quote] I'm one of the "jerks" and I agree! My smart, hilarious, and extremely rigid-thinking son would be the first person to acknowledge that he has to compulsively correct spelling errors. I'm not making fun of him ... I'm acknowledging one of the ways he meets the world differently than NT folks. (He also prefers ASD to Aspergers, but that's another story.) [/quote]
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