What is Aspangers Autism?!
Question: My little brother has it, but I kinda don't get it completely. HELP!
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Aspergers Syndrom is a disorder on the Autistic spectrum. It disables him from social interaction and feelings. He may be very intellegent or need more academic help if he has the lower functioning version. It is not as serious as the others like PDD and Down syndrome and .. others ETC. But he may need a special class that ofers higher academics and more social skills and adult living classes. This class is called Autistic Support. hope this helps best of luck!
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Aspergers is on the Autism spectrum.it is when someone may have difficulty communicating and expressing feelings in interpersonal situations like little to no eye contact, misunderstanding what you mean and having a hard time understanding emotions. He is probably very intelligent, just has a hard time interacting with people. Be a good sister and teach him how to do this and he will learn.it may take a while though.be patient.
it's a form of autism. it's not exactly the same thing, but there kind of like related to each other. does that make sence? my little bro has it, too. anyway, none of that probably made sence. sorry. hope i could help, at least a little.
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the doctors.
Aspergers is a mild form of Autism. Autism and Aspergers are both Autism. Autsim and Aspergers are both developmental disorders, which affect a person emotionally, socially, and communication. Sometimes, people with Autism; especially Aspergers are very higher-functioning. Sometimes, people with Aspergers have gifts as well. Try the website below. It may help you!
Good luck! :o)
Michelle
Diagnosed with: Bipolar Disorder, HFA; higher-functioning autism and ADHD.
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( Favorite Website ) : http://www.udel.edu/bkirby/asperger
Then more links below:
http://www.abilitations.com
http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/9.12/aqtest.html
http://www.auties.org
http://www.aspergerteens.com
http://www.autisticsociety.org
http://www.buttonsandmore.com
http://www.futurehorizons-autism.com
http://www.maapservices.org
http://trainland.tripod.com/poems2.htm
http://www.sensoryresources.com
http://www.autismasperger.net
http://www.thomasamckean.com
http://www.tonyattwood.com
http://www.wrongplanet.net
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