Re: middle and ring finger...

[Guest guest]

Listmates, I was reading an article in F.E.A.T. about

some study that measured the length of the middle and

ring finger. They said that they found that autistic

children have the abnormal situation where their ring

finger is slightly longer than their middle finger. I

took a look at my son's hand and found this to be

untrue in his case. I would like to know if any of you

see this in your autistic child. This sounds nutty to

me but who knows? Thanks. Vicky

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[Guest guest]

This is not true for my son either. It goves us some hope! :-))

Margaret

> Listmates, I was reading an article in F.E.A.T. about

> some study that measured the length of the middle and

> ring finger. They said that they found that autistic

> children have the abnormal situation where their ring

> finger is slightly longer than their middle finger. I

> took a look at my son's hand and found this to be

> untrue in his case. I would like to know if any of you

> see this in your autistic child. This sounds nutty to

> me but who knows? Thanks. Vicky

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Not true for my son either. As a matter of fact, my ring finger comes closer

to being the same length of my middle finger, without going past, than my

son's!

Leah

Re: [ ] Re: middle and ring finger...

> not true for my son either.

> karenw

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[Guest guest]

Not true for my son either. Sharon E.

[ ] Re: middle and ring finger...

This is not true for my son either. It goves us some hope! :-))

Margaret

> Listmates, I was reading an article in F.E.A.T. about

> some study that measured the length of the middle and

> ring finger. They said that they found that autistic

> children have the abnormal situation where their ring

> finger is slightly longer than their middle finger. I

> took a look at my son's hand and found this to be

> untrue in his case. I would like to know if any of you

> see this in your autistic child. This sounds nutty to

> me but who knows? Thanks. Vicky

>

>

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[Guest guest]

I have 3 children - 2nt & 1 ASD. My ring finger is longer & ring finger is

longer in all of my children. All are girls. I was reading on this a while

ago myself. Very interesting.

J

[Guest guest]

Not true for my son....

I've heard something similar to this....but that if your second toe is longer

than your big toe you are highly intelligent! (By the way, my second toe is

longer....{clears throat and pats self on back})

Delurking after 3 months.....

albiecarol @aol.com

[Guest guest]

My second toe is longer, too!! On both feet! Of course! LOL

Leah

Re: [ ] Re: middle and ring finger...

> Not true for my son....

>

> I've heard something similar to this....but that if your second toe is

longer

> than your big toe you are highly intelligent! (By the way, my second toe

is

> longer....{clears throat and pats self on back})

>

> Delurking after 3 months.....

> albiecarol @aol.com

>

>

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[Guest guest]

My sons hands are normal , BUT he does have the second toe longer YEA! I

always knew he was smarter than me!

Re: [ ] Re: middle and ring finger...

> Not true for my son....

>

> I've heard something similar to this....but that if your second toe is

longer

> than your big toe you are highly intelligent! (By the way, my second toe

is

> longer....{clears throat and pats self on back})

>

> Delurking after 3 months.....

> albiecarol @aol.com

>

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