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September 4, 2016 Guest Submitted Post 443 Views 0 Comments 5 min read

A few Asperger’s lessons from my life…

I’ve lived an odd life. But I guess that probably isn’t too unexpected for an Aspergian (I don’t like the

September 3, 2016 Guest Submitted Post 1749 Views 0 Comments 4 min read

Autism is a lot of negative things; struggles, meltdowns, sleep, eating, sensory problems, social and school issues, but there are

August 30, 2016 Guest Submitted Post 1185 Views 0 Comments 12 min read

Stimming, for the unenlightened, is repetitive neurological stimulation. Basically, it’s a repetitive sensory data input that distracts the brain

August 29, 2016 Guest Submitted Post 657 Views 0 Comments 1 min read

Look, I usually don’t care so much for any conservative crap that reaches airwaves. My word boils down to let

August 29, 2016 Guest Submitted Post 369 Views 0 Comments 2 min read

I’m a mom of many (adopted) children, three of which are Aspergers. My oldest is 40 so I’ve been dealing

August 28, 2016 Guest Submitted Post 978 Views 0 Comments 1 min read

I just have to share this no matter how goofy it is. As many of you may know my nephew

August 27, 2016 Guest Submitted Post 387 Views 0 Comments 5 min read

We all have our little quirks, and idiosyncrasies. One of the things outstanding about my 40 yr old son, and to

August 24, 2016 Guest Submitted Post 355 Views 0 Comments 4 min read

My son M is 13-years old and he has Asperger’s Syndrome (AS). I am not an expert on AS, but

August 22, 2016 Guest Submitted Post 1225 Views 36 Comments 1 min read

My son went to first grade before we had him diagnosed with Aspergers. He was in the school library with

August 22, 2016 Guest Submitted Post 455 Views 0 Comments 4 min read

“Life does not have to be regarded as a game in which scores are kept and somebody wins. If you