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APSPERGERS - Live HAPPY? HERE'S HOW!

hopefillsme

To live happy with Aspergers. HERE'S HOW (one family's way)...

Welcome to my 'Mum' thoughts on this. In this honest blog my (humorous) 11 year old Awesomely Aspergers Boy also daydreams, thinks BIG, and let's us in on school and family life, through his eyes....we'd love you to visit

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Some titles of what we've blogged about:

Does your throat tingle when there's too many air bubbles in your cake?

Aspergers AND Empathetic?!!

Do it with Passion or not at all.

Embracing Change, Naming the Challenge, and Love is all you Need

Don't Quit your Daydream

AND LOTS MORE. Please take a look and show my son your support if you get the chance 

really appreciate all the contact so far

big love

Charlie (Caleb's Mum)

Living Happy. One Family’s Way… – Awesomely Aspergers

awesomelyaspergersboy.wordpress.com/.../

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  • Hi

    A difficult call was made (my me) not to remove this post given the information was already published in the associated blog. Community members have been able to point out their concerns based on life experience. Dear hopefillsme .. at the NAS we use case studies of families and children but are very careful to point out the issues and risks around doing this. The members make very good points about the indelible nature of the internet. For the moment as long as no additional personal information is shared in this community I will leave this thread published and open for comment.

    Bob: Digital Services Manager

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  • Hi

    A difficult call was made (my me) not to remove this post given the information was already published in the associated blog. Community members have been able to point out their concerns based on life experience. Dear hopefillsme .. at the NAS we use case studies of families and children but are very careful to point out the issues and risks around doing this. The members make very good points about the indelible nature of the internet. For the moment as long as no additional personal information is shared in this community I will leave this thread published and open for comment.

    Bob: Digital Services Manager

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