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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If the kids on the spectrum look "natural" how are they on the spectrum?
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Physically they look fine.  But when they talk, socialize, etc. they appear "different."  Just like kids with many other disorders.  [/quote]

Not always you twits.  It's a "spectrum."[/quote]

We don't call people twits on this forum. [/quote]

Wow, you're calling this out b/c two posters are being "silly and annoying" definition of a "twit," and the not the parent rejects the autism diagnosis for her high functioning kid b/c it "minimizes those who truly are?"

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The "spectrum" is making the ASD diagnosis a joke. It is harmful for those with actual, real autism, not the "little bit" of autism that kids are growing out of left and right these days.[/quote]

It's only a "joke" to you b/c your bitter about your kid's diagnosis.  Time to get over it.[/quote]

I'm not bitter at all about my child's true diagnosis.  I'm tired of everything and everyone being labeled ADD/ADHD and autism vs. getting real diagnosis and services to fit.  My child is doing great.[/quote]

Not everything is labeled autism.  Great that your kid got appropriate intervention and no longer "looks autistic."  So if you have a "true diagnosis," time to let go the initial autism diagnosis b/c you are obviously obsessed, bitter, and prejudiced about it.  It's holding you back more than it ever will your kid.  [/quote]

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