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Recent content by zoe7

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    How to motivate an aspie husband

    Thanks for all the replies. To answer some of the posters on here.. My diet has always been very healthy. I've been gluten free for over 10 years and generally eat a low sugar/GI diet. I've always tried to lead by example and cook healthy meals etc. As far as shopping goes, its always been a...
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    How to motivate an aspie husband

    Hi there. Good to hear some feedback. Regarding his diet. My husband eats sandwiches for lunch and his dinner is reasonably healthy. I think the major issue is the types of foods he's snacking on. Basically soft drinks and salty crackers etc. I have tried to educate him on the importance of...
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    How to motivate an aspie husband

    Hi everyone. My husband has very mild aspergers, presents as fairly normal, but has big issues with grooming and diet. When I first met him, I noticed that he wouldn't wash his hair for weeks and had to be told to brush his teeth by his mother. I was also concerned about his bad diet and got...
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    Hello

    I'm Zoe and have been looking for an aspergers forum site like this. I need some info for my husband, as we suspect he has mild aspergers. I've also had a look at the rdos quiz and I have some aspie traits as well. I am interested in diet and nutrition for aspergers and related conditions.
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