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what not to say to kids with aspergers.
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what not to say to kids with aspergers.
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This topic is one that is close to my heart. If you are new to my work, you may not know that when I was 38, I discovered that my quirks, gifts, and more than a few of my struggles were the result of growing up with Aspergers.
I know that you want to help your kids make better decisions. My parents did too, but something was missing.
Lost in translation, you could say.
This topic is one that is close to my heart. If you are new to my work, you may not know that when I was 38, I discovered that my quirks, gifts, and more than a few of my struggles were the result of growing up with Aspergers. 
