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Reply to "slate "journalist" diagnoses herself as autistic"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP I really don't understand where you're coming from. I think it's common for us with kids with special needs to have a bit of an AHA moment about ourselves when we see our child and their behaviors and how they are perceived. I got a diagnosis as an adult, so I guess yay for me, but on the other hand, I got to my 40s without it so it's not exactly a game changer. Why is it so threatening to you that someone could have these realizations about themselves?[/quote] I understand OP. There's a lot of resentment in my circles about these "HFA" stories[b]. None of our kids are going to Harvard, getting married, having three kids and a big career.[/b] Our kids will never get the help and reasearch they need when the spectrum is drawn to include all the way out to "typical but quirky.:[/quote] Or big basketball players (Kalin Bennett) or behaviorist/authors (Temple Grandin). Success stories are not attacks aimed at your DC. They're just stories.[/quote]
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