Coping with Asperger's Syndrome?

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• My teacher wants people to search Aspergers Syndrome?

  Okay, so my teacher is doing a project to where we draw a piece of paper out of a hat, and it says a topic to search, there are alot ofthem, and two of them are Autism and Aspergers Syndrome. I have Aspergers Syndrome. And idk why but it is really upsetting...

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  If you just got the assignment, ask your teacher if you could switch to Aspergers for your research...

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• Does having Aspergers Syndrome make me a freak??

  I know this seems a very banarl question but I feel sad having Aspergers Syndrome. It's a condition where I don't understand verbal instructions, get upset a lot, comprehensive vocabulary etc. But people say that people with autism are very bright, but...

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  You seem to be very successful in your life. I think you should remember that all of us tend to magnify...

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• Are people with aspergers syndrome missing an instinct?

  I just wanted to know from people with experience whether people who have aspergers syndrome are missing out on an instinct (or something similar to that)...........something everyone else without this syndrome takes for granted. I am referring to the...

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  There are several technical terms, it's rather more complex than you describe, and those of us with...

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• Is this aspergers syndrome?

  I'm not sure whether or not my stepson has/had aspergers or if it was something else. As a baby, he cried constantly and required complete attention and to be held at almost all times; this may have been because of his anaphylactic food allergies and...

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  I would say it definately sounds like he was misdiagnosed when he was young. It is sad that this happens...

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• Why would anyone be happy about having aspergers syndrome?

  im not trying to be mean because i myself have aspergers syndrome, and im not happy about that because it makes my life much more diificult, ive been reading about people who are happy about having aspergers synderome, my question is why would anyone...

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  It's more about self-acceptance. You can't change the fact that you have Asperger's, so being upset...

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• ASPERGERS SYNDROME...help please :)?

  im an 18 year old female with aspergers syndrome. Im looking for any sites or even support groups for bakersfield ca for adults with aspergers syndrome. if you have aspergers syndrome, please let me know :) i just want to be able to feel like i dont...

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  Runs in my family Maddison. Don't worry you won't melt. I'm almost 62 now and it has been a bit embarrassing...

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• 'All Cats Have Aspergers Syndrome', is there a syndrome related to a guinea-pigs nature? (Read on)?

  I need to write a story book about some type of animal that may have a disorder or syndrome, as like a book called 'All Cats Have Aspergers Syndrome', a book where the author uses a animal with the same nature as a human with some sort of syndrome, and...

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  Chronic Anxiety and overeating.

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• Do Autistic/Aspergers Syndrome organisations ever look to employ speakers with Aspergers syndrome?

  I go around doing talks about Aspergers Syndrome more on a part time basis. Do any organisations employ people to go around a talk about it from personal experience or are the AS ...show more

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  Great question, Warren Buffett - the world's richest man - almost certainly has Aspergers syndrome,...

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• Are premature deaths for people with Aspergers Syndrome really a blessing in disguise?

  I recently read a couple of articles where it was stated that people suffering from Aspergers Syndrome die on average about 15 years before their normal peers. around about age 55 (give or take a few years). To some this may be really bad news, but to...

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  Depends on how much you are personally being bothered by it. Bit harsh though.

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