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Sometimes I wish I had a rare condition
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Not something like that, I just don't why autism is so commonly diagnosed now.
We have always been here. Now, it has a name.
It is the neurological equivalent to being left-handed.
Well, I am mixed-handed. I really love statistics, I don't know why. Love the percentages of certain conditions.We have always been here. Now, it has a name.
It is the neurological equivalent to being left-handed.
I love that description! Very accurate too.We have always been here. Now, it has a name.
It is the neurological equivalent to being left-handed.
Oh, did someone already make a thread similar to mine? Sorry.
I'm not sure what you're talking about, I'm just a guy making posts like everyone else?
Is that a statement?
Or a question?
Uncanny how much your posting style resembles that of a previous visitor.
I can look those up if you'd like me to.
@SuperDawg
You want to feel special. That's normal. Compared to how many people there are, Autism is rare, though it seems to be everywhere, at least around here.
You want to feel special. That's normal. Compared to how many people there are, Autism is rare, though it seems to be everywhere, at least around here.
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