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Recent content by Brenda Babbitt

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    Interested in learning more about aspies

    Actually, I set him up (registered him), but he's a bit apprehensive. I think if he'd find a pen pal, it would be great, a great start. Just don't know how to get him to that point.
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    Interested in learning more about aspies

    Because they don't understand him. I've tried to encourage his dad at least to interact, but since my son is "not normal", difficult to "carry a conversation", "strange...."
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    Interested in learning more about aspies

    My son is 44, never married. He journals, sometime looks like scribble of numbers in a formula format. To him it means something. Not comfortable going out on his own. Does not like crowds, makes him very anxious. He speaks slowly or should I say there's a time delay from the time a...
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    Interested in learning more about aspies

    I visit him two to three times a week. I'd love to find a group where we both can attend and have a fellowship of sorts or whatever.
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    Interested in learning more about aspies

    His dad does not allow him to visit him. So he hasn't seen his dad in over 5 years.
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    Interested in learning more about aspies

    My son is 44 and diagnosed at approximately 29. I would the only one that know something was different.
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    Interested in learning more about aspies

    Because they find him "strange." Do not live up to their expectations. I'm trying to connect him with other people. He's so lonely.
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    Interested in learning more about aspies

    I am very close to my son and want to help him in all ways possible. He has no friends and no family members that will interact with him. I find him interesting and loving.
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