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Reply to "Washington Post on identification of distinct autism subtypes"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The only people that seem to care are the parents of kids who have more difficult symptoms/experiences. [/quote] I'm the parent of a girl who is generally considered 'higher functioning'-but these levels seem like a box. As I sometimes say 'she's high functioning unless she isn't'. She doesn't seem to fit into any one box 100% of the time. I really do think autism is a spectrum. It seems to be for my child. [/quote]
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