Does having Asperger's mean you're classed as Disabled?

My view on this is that Asperger's is a disability in the technical sense, it is also autism, and a learning difficulty. While we are generally considered above average intelligence, that's based on an NT view of what intelligence should cover and does not consider the delayed social and non-verbal communication which are just assumed to be there.I tend to think of it as the brain using the spare capacity from the delay is over developing in other areas and senses.

Random, the report from your diagnosis (assuming it is nhs) should be enough proof that you have a diagnosis for Autism. 

My view on this is that Asperger's is a disability in the technical sense, it is also autism, and a learning difficulty. While we are generally considered above average intelligence, that's based on an NT view of what intelligence should cover and does not consider the delayed social and non-verbal communication which are just assumed to be there.I tend to think of it as the brain using the spare capacity from the delay is over developing in other areas and senses.

Random, the report from your diagnosis (assuming it is nhs) should be enough proof that you have a diagnosis for Autism.