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I have been diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome

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Hi how do you live your life having Asperger's syndrome how do you all carry on with it what steps do people take?..is there a helpline number where I can call and speak to have  a counseling session? Thanks 

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  • Welcome,

    First you need to learn how your autism/asperger's has affected you so you know what to look for and what support and information can help you understand your differences.  

    I first acknowledged I were still the person I were before a diagnosis, being told I'm on The Autism Spectrum didn't change my identity, but it revealed more about my identity and why I'm different. 

    I live my life by accepting my limitations and putting my strengths to use, I acknowledge having limitations doesn't mean there's something wrong with me, and others being enabled doesn't mean they're better than me. I see just as much positivity from autism as I do difficulties.

    Don't doubt yourself, and make sure you don't let it make you see yourself as worth less than those around you, you're of equal worth to the rest of us.

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  • Welcome,

    First you need to learn how your autism/asperger's has affected you so you know what to look for and what support and information can help you understand your differences.  

    I first acknowledged I were still the person I were before a diagnosis, being told I'm on The Autism Spectrum didn't change my identity, but it revealed more about my identity and why I'm different. 

    I live my life by accepting my limitations and putting my strengths to use, I acknowledge having limitations doesn't mean there's something wrong with me, and others being enabled doesn't mean they're better than me. I see just as much positivity from autism as I do difficulties.

    Don't doubt yourself, and make sure you don't let it make you see yourself as worth less than those around you, you're of equal worth to the rest of us.

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