Aspergers Syndrome in General

Asperger's Syndrome is very often described as " a mild form of autism". I often wonder who first thought to describe it that way as, being the mum of a son with the syndrome, I can say with all honesty that there is nothing mild about the effects it has on the person with the syndrome, and also all the people around him/her. It's a bit like decribing a broken ankle as a mild form of a broken leg! Asperger's Syndrome is named after a Viennese paediatrician called Hans Asperger, who first identified the condition over 50 years ago. It seems to affect boys more than girls and the sufferers are usually of average or above average intelligence. It is an ...  Read the complete review

Once upon a time there was a teenage girl who went every week to the library. She went with her friend and they walked all the way there and all the way back. One day on the way to the library, the girls friend felt a little tired and seeing as it was a hot sunny day she decided to sit on a bench for a few minutes. Well they had only been sitting there a few minutes when the girls started to cry. "What's the matter?" said her friend, "Why are you crying?" "I'm crying because I can't go to the library" she said. " The library has shrunk and I won't fit through the door!" Looking down the road her friend, ...  Read the complete review

Up date on the Mecury in injections that does the harm :see other end of this opinion. A profile of Aspergers : ............................................ After many years and many diagnosis,it appears that a relative of mine suffers from Aspergers Syndrome . A few years ago he said the above words to me. I had been to see a private psychologist to find out how I could help Him,and the psychologist said *just be a good friend*, and that will help the most. People with this disorder are sometimes hard to understand ,and for that reason try our patience. So that advice was very sound ,and produced aqlmost instant results ,because ...  Read the complete review