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Autism in Britain and Germany

madrugada 
Hello, 
I live in Germany but I would like to know 
what the situation is like for autistic people in 
Great Britain. I recently founded a self-help group 
and am currently in Berlin trying to network with 
other autistic people, self-help groups and 
organizations in order to realize joint projects. 
Personally, I would also be interested in which 
projects already exist in Great Britain. 

LG Madrugada
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  • madrugada said:
    I would like to know
    what the situation is like for autistic people in
    Great Britain

    The Government whips us as we work until we drop; afterwards they deport us because being autistic is, apparently, 'woke'.

    But seriously: there are many excellent and selfless people who try to help us, often while being underpaid or even unpaid.

  • in reply to Steven
    Steven said:
    The Government whips us as we work until we drop; afterwards they deport us because being autistic is, apparently, 'woke'.
    Lucky you. At least they let you out 
    of the country. ;-)(    joke)
    Steven said:
    But seriously: there are many excellent and selfless people who try to help us, often while being underpaid or even unpaid.
    In this context, I would be interested 
    to know whether there are also clubs 
    or initiatives in Great Britain that 
    are organized exclusively by autistic 
    people.


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  • in reply to Steven
    Steven said:
    The Government whips us as we work until we drop; afterwards they deport us because being autistic is, apparently, 'woke'.
    Lucky you. At least they let you out 
    of the country. ;-)(    joke)
    Steven said:
    But seriously: there are many excellent and selfless people who try to help us, often while being underpaid or even unpaid.
    In this context, I would be interested 
    to know whether there are also clubs 
    or initiatives in Great Britain that 
    are organized exclusively by autistic 
    people.


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