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Recent content by J Jones

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    Don't like Asperger's classed same as low functioning autism.

    I have been to autism social groups where I feel out of place and have more in common with what they call NTs, as some of the low functioning people seem to have completely different symptoms. Some of them just seem to have brain damage, as one said she was starved of oxygen as a baby, yet it's...
  2. J

    Don't like Asperger's classed same as low functioning autism.

    Don't tell me what I am just because you wish that was true.
  3. J

    Don't like Asperger's classed same as low functioning autism.

    That's what I find ridiculous, as they say it's the same condition although has many different symptoms. That's like saying any virus which causes a running nose is the same virus. It's only the USA which doesn't use the official world health organisation version. Asperger's has different...
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    Don't like Asperger's classed same as low functioning autism.

    There are many differences between low functioning autism and Asperger's. Asperger's doesn't have a low IQ, no speech delay as a child and low functioning autism doesn't have clumsy motor problems. I've seen videos of low functioning autism where they go into crazy rages hitting themselves and I...
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    Don't like Asperger's classed same as low functioning autism.

    Where did I say ability grants personhood? Yes I understand that it can be useful for seeking government aid, but there's no need to try to make me be politically correct where I'm too afraid to speak my real feelings about the condition I was diagnosed with. I want to have a social connection...
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    Don't like Asperger's classed same as low functioning autism.

    I don't like how the USA are trying to get everybody to think that low functioning autism and Asperger's syndrome are all the same thing. I know they say it's a spectrum, but that's like saying headache is a spectrum. Headache from an accident, brain tumour, stroke or tension are a spectrum, but...
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