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Does this happen with other people with aspergers

DebzD22

I seem to have difficulty to getting my words out when talking sevral times during the whole week, it even happened during my assessment and the psychologist noticed

Why does it happen and is it part of aspergers? 

Also does anyone need to use pictures with words, instead of just words cause apperently  i struggle with just words and was told i may be better with using pictures instead of just words

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  • Here's a link to a page with a list of dyspraxic symptoms:

    http://www.dyspraxiafoundation.org.uk/dyspraxia-adults/

    It's not just physical stuff, and I think as you get further down the list it's pretty obvious to see the overlaps with autism!  Though some people with a dyspraxia diagnosis really object to people saying they have an asd!

    What I'm learning is there's a whole lot of different symptoms on the autistic spectrum, and we all have different clusters, which may or may not fit into the usual labels.

    Debs: I don't really know how common using picture cards is.  I'm new around here!  But I think you should do what you find works for you.  Or could you write what you need to say?  You write well.

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  • Here's a link to a page with a list of dyspraxic symptoms:

    http://www.dyspraxiafoundation.org.uk/dyspraxia-adults/

    It's not just physical stuff, and I think as you get further down the list it's pretty obvious to see the overlaps with autism!  Though some people with a dyspraxia diagnosis really object to people saying they have an asd!

    What I'm learning is there's a whole lot of different symptoms on the autistic spectrum, and we all have different clusters, which may or may not fit into the usual labels.

    Debs: I don't really know how common using picture cards is.  I'm new around here!  But I think you should do what you find works for you.  Or could you write what you need to say?  You write well.

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