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After years of telling doctors that something else was wrong, we were told that Aaron has Asperger Syndrome. I was confused and scared, but I have come to realize that AS didn't change Aaron. He's still the wonderful, strange, funny, little boy that I wanted everyone else to have a chance to love. If anything the diagnosis has made it easier for a lot of people (but not all) to look past "odd" behaviors and see how fantastic Aaron is.
If anything I struggle with the idea that Aaron isn't "autistic enough" for me to be able to seek support and comfort in a community like this. I can't explain the feeling. I think it's insane, but that is where I am. Maybe it's part of the process, maybe it's just me.
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Post meaningful quotes, helpful advice, and those priceless autism moments ...on 03.30.08 - public
Aaron was diagnosed in the second half of first grade and I oped not to give him the diagnosis simply because I didn't want him to blame things on the diagnosis as he tended to do with ADHD. Finally this year I told him about it. He sat and listened very quietly. Finally I asked him if he had any questions. His only response to Asperger: "that sounds like a butt-burger."
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