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I started writing this blog a while back. I have teachers, &, doctors tell me how they did not understand or comprehend the parent’s perspective when dealing with kids/adolescents with Aspergers. It seems like a need is there. This is where it all hangs out; even the stuff that is considered "private". When your kid is autistic and the school is in your home there is no "private” life for any of us. I have the cuter half's support and we talk about everything here.

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House pets

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Decide in haste Repent in leisure

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Aspie Extremes: You will learn more than you ever wanted to know about living with Aspergers. This is where we are letting it all out and how things are here with our teen Aspie. We have one boy and he is a young adult (or not) depending on the day of the week. Come back and check us out.

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