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autismbd22

autismbd22

Moonflower Autism Foundation 46 From Bangladesh
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    Hello & welcome. You are only describing a more pronounced subset of autism [ASD2/3]; an encephalopathic subset. And there are more than there should be. They still need and deserve attention, but their issues are their severe co-morbids; not their underlying autism.
    https://autlanders.blogspot.com/2019/07/autism-subtypes.html
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    Uninjured autistics are born with their autism and tend to be introverted, hyper-focused and think outside-of-the-box.
    We are toilet-trained. We drive. We marry. And rear children.
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