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diffrent kinds of Autism.

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she is an  adult modrate  autism cant  speak  well.

mr mr doubtfire 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MBHYqwCKdlw

for example  she  would  sayy she is  man!

there are people speak well.

does  they  get  speech therpy?  was  it  successful? or  theyonly copy  what  other say? or just  they are differnt kind of autism?

are  there  diffrent kind of asperger?

or she is  low  fuanction   asperger? or she is  not asperger  but autistic?

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  • I'm a bit confused at what you're asking here. 

    It has been stated that the actor Robin Williams was very likely to be on the autistic spectrum, and from what I've seen, I agree (I also think that Will I Am is on the spectrum as well).   But I'm confused at the mention of that scene from the film,  could you explain why you've used that clip please?

    There are many differences between people with autism.  Some can speak, some can't.  Some can hold a reciprocal conversation,  some can't.   Speech therapy can be helpful for some people,  for some people it won't help. 

    It's so individual that the only thing you can do,  is to work with the person concerned and draw on their strengths and don't worry about how much they match the NT population.  Help them be the best version of themselves that they can be, and only compare them to themselves.

    Your questions of whether she's high functioning, low functioning, aspergers or autistic need to be discussed with the diagnosing professionals.  They're the best people to work out where her place on the spectrum is.

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  • I'm a bit confused at what you're asking here. 

    It has been stated that the actor Robin Williams was very likely to be on the autistic spectrum, and from what I've seen, I agree (I also think that Will I Am is on the spectrum as well).   But I'm confused at the mention of that scene from the film,  could you explain why you've used that clip please?

    There are many differences between people with autism.  Some can speak, some can't.  Some can hold a reciprocal conversation,  some can't.   Speech therapy can be helpful for some people,  for some people it won't help. 

    It's so individual that the only thing you can do,  is to work with the person concerned and draw on their strengths and don't worry about how much they match the NT population.  Help them be the best version of themselves that they can be, and only compare them to themselves.

    Your questions of whether she's high functioning, low functioning, aspergers or autistic need to be discussed with the diagnosing professionals.  They're the best people to work out where her place on the spectrum is.

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