Hello all, just a message I would like to share.

Hello readers. I would just like to tell everyone my postion in life and what it is like.

So, I'm 14 years of age and in year 10 at school, I was told I had HFA (high functioning austism) in year 6, my teacher assistant tried explaining it to me but I didn't understand what is was. Anyway in the beginning of high school, school changed my life completely, by the end of year 7 I couldn't bare school. in the whole of year 7 and the beginning half of year 8 I had only a brief idea that I was actually autistic. The further I progressed through year 8 the more I hated school, life in fact. It got worse and wosre untill I couldnt bare it, I stopped going to school and refused to go at all, eventually they made me go to these ASC meetings once a week with 2 other students. It taught me about autisium and made me feel more like myself. Well now in 2016 my life is going back on the tracks of what it was. I have a load of students in my class who don't give a toss about theirs or anyone's education, I have a teacher who is on my back all the time and is conslatly picking on me. Anyway it goes on and on in more detail why I hate school. I don't want anyone to think im a bad person or a naughty student because I'm not, I care about my education and my impression towards other people.

Anyway the point im trying to make is that autsitum has ruined my life to some degree and if anyone out there has been told they have it, good luck, becuase theres more disvantages than advantages.

-Bob Jones

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  • Reply #1: Thank you for the book suggestion Recombinantsocks, I will be looking into buying it. I have only read a few books on austism in a libary and have never owned one, maybe I should start by buying the one you suggested. Thank you.

    Reply #2: My parents don't really appreciate me talking about austism so I don't bring it up. I uset to have a TA in my school who would give me the meetings which I mentioned in my post ( the ASC meetings with the 2 other students) but he left in the end of year 9. When you mentioned about finding the advantages of autsism I have found only intrests, for example I have a great intrests in many subjects at school like history and science but   I'm rubbish at them. For about 5 years of schooled education I have been in the lowest set in every core subject, I'm rubbish at maths, English and all the rest. I try to be good at these subjects but I'm bad, at this day and age I'm realising that why should I bother. My school is getting wosre (when I say it's getting wosre I mean by the whole school and not just my opinion of it) and I'm also getting closer and closer to GCSE. Thank you for replying though, it's very helpful and I hope your daughter does well and stays motivatied.

    You know it's good to speak to people about this, even if its on the Internet and I have no idea who they are. So thank you for the replys.

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  • Reply #1: Thank you for the book suggestion Recombinantsocks, I will be looking into buying it. I have only read a few books on austism in a libary and have never owned one, maybe I should start by buying the one you suggested. Thank you.

    Reply #2: My parents don't really appreciate me talking about austism so I don't bring it up. I uset to have a TA in my school who would give me the meetings which I mentioned in my post ( the ASC meetings with the 2 other students) but he left in the end of year 9. When you mentioned about finding the advantages of autsism I have found only intrests, for example I have a great intrests in many subjects at school like history and science but   I'm rubbish at them. For about 5 years of schooled education I have been in the lowest set in every core subject, I'm rubbish at maths, English and all the rest. I try to be good at these subjects but I'm bad, at this day and age I'm realising that why should I bother. My school is getting wosre (when I say it's getting wosre I mean by the whole school and not just my opinion of it) and I'm also getting closer and closer to GCSE. Thank you for replying though, it's very helpful and I hope your daughter does well and stays motivatied.

    You know it's good to speak to people about this, even if its on the Internet and I have no idea who they are. So thank you for the replys.

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