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The big question ?

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Is there a political resource agreement between NAS and Westminister to only treat wheelchair autism and only give the side of Aspergers autism a song and dance PR resource system.  

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Any thoughts,, for one I feel I have an invisible condition to the care authorities and the NAS has no backbone or life changing resources to assist me.

THIS IS THE REALITY ON THE GROUND !!! NAS

 

 

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  • There just isn't a complete understanding of Asperger's. For many people the actual diagnosis is only initiated by the person with Asperger's. In my case I was responsible for first researching the condition then presenting my findings to the Doctors. I think that people with Asperger's have particular skills that make it very hard for people to accept that they find other things difficult (things that NT's find easy).

    More research into Asperger's would be helpful. Followed by dissemination of the information.

    Too often there is a focus on 'the symptoms' without looking at why. Someone might think 'Asperger's, they need routine', that may be correct but the person hasn't a clue 'why?' and does not even consider asking the question. Without the deeper understanding then how is anyone ever going to understand?

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  • There just isn't a complete understanding of Asperger's. For many people the actual diagnosis is only initiated by the person with Asperger's. In my case I was responsible for first researching the condition then presenting my findings to the Doctors. I think that people with Asperger's have particular skills that make it very hard for people to accept that they find other things difficult (things that NT's find easy).

    More research into Asperger's would be helpful. Followed by dissemination of the information.

    Too often there is a focus on 'the symptoms' without looking at why. Someone might think 'Asperger's, they need routine', that may be correct but the person hasn't a clue 'why?' and does not even consider asking the question. Without the deeper understanding then how is anyone ever going to understand?

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