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ruth sainsbury

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Hi Just joined the site so I can support my son who has been diagnosed Aspergers. We live in a rural community where resources are scarce and understanding and tolerance is basically non-existent.
 
Hi !

I am sad to read that you live in such location...
I hope you will get some answers here ! ( I dont think i can be personnaly helpfull , still a kid myself at 26!)
 
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ruth sainsbury said:
Hi Just joined the site so I can support my son who has been diagnosed Aspergers. We live in a rural community where resources are scarce and understanding and tolerance is basically non-existent.
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Autism and rural communities DON'T MIX. I know, I've been there. If you don't(or can't) fit into their little cultural eco-system. Expect to be driven out because they will come after you like white blood cells attacking a foreign invader.
 
Hi Ruth Sainsbury welcome. I hope you find useful ideas and information here.

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