Guest guest Posted December 28, 2004 Report Share Posted December 28, 2004 > Hi Anne, > IMO you don't need to reply to that and you don't need to belong to such a > group, who aren't prepared to be supportive when you think you may have > found an answer to why your behaviour can upset others without you > intending it to. > > It is of course very common for one or both parents to realise they have > some or all of the traits of ASD when their child is dx'd - it is one of > the things Asperger himself noticed and it is primarily a genetic > condition! I don't know what the dx'tic situation is like for adults in > the US - you may want to pursue getting an 'official' dx or you may just > be content to know the reason for why it is that its always seemed that > other people know things and you don't know how. > in England > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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