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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]As per temple gardin (from the book autistic brain) , spcd is the core of asd and shouldn't have a separate diagnosis![/quote] Well, that's her opinion. In a way that is true, but kids with SPCD have different results on the ADOS and that's really what clinically distinguishes them from kids on the spectrum.[/quote] Agreed! spcd+restrictive/repititive=asd I know some adults (40+ years of age) , who used to be less social as childhood/teens.But they're doing good now! I think they'll overgrow the difficulties as they age![/quote] I think it really depends on how severely someone is affected. There are kids who are on the spectrum who grow up to be successful, happy adults. I have a kids with SPCD who struggles with just about everything social and academic. You don't outgrow either SPCD or autism, an individual's ability to compensate and manage either varies widely. One isn't easier than the other.[/quote]
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