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ASD severity levels explained (hopefully)

I don't think it's something to be ashamed of or that is detrimental to someone to need a helper. Or that it means you have intellectual disability or low IQ. Some things are very hard if you have ADD or ADHD and it makes things such as keeping yourself clean and cooking very difficult.
 
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