It has been said by doctors Im diagnosis with schizophrenia bi-polar and aspergers yes these are my conditions maybe its one im not sure don’t really care to much if I had conditions or not im me no matter what 2nd one not sure if it is schizophrenia psychotic.

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Disability and the Law Series – This show explores the many ramifications of autism. It features a pediatrician who addresses the process of diagnosing autism, the apparent growth in the number of persons with autism and the therapeutic approaches commonly used to address the symptoms of autism. The show also spotlights two families who share their inspiring stories of raising a child with autism and finally an experienced disability law attorney shares her insights into some of the common legal issues associated with autism. (2008) Disability and the Law is a video series aimed at educating and informing viewers about the legal rights of individuals with disabilities. The series is co-sponsored by the Commission on Quality of Care and Advocacy and the New York State Bar Association Committee on Issues Affecting People with Disabilities. This series is funded in part by the New York Bar Foundation.

Disability and the Law Series – This show explores the many ramifications of autism. It features a pediatrician who addresses the process of diagnosing autism, the apparent growth in the number of persons with autism and the therapeutic approaches commonly used to address the symptoms of autism. The show also spotlights two families who share their inspiring stories of raising a child with autism and finally an experienced disability law attorney shares her insights into some of the common legal issues associated with autism. (2008) Disability and the Law is a video series aimed at educating and informing viewers about the legal rights of individuals with disabilities. The series is co-sponsored by the Commission on Quality of Care and Advocacy and the New York State Bar Association Committee on Issues Affecting People with Disabilities. This series is funded in part by the New York Bar Foundation.

I usually tell strangers I have “mild Autism” but when people hear the word Autism they often automatically think I’m stupid. What could I tell them instead?

One of my friends doesn’t look at me very much when we talk. She may glance at me for about one second then shift her eyes to the corner of the room. But other than this she is very sociable. She has lots of friends. Is there something she may have that is not on the autism spectrum that causes lack of eye contact?

Obviously it is not physichal, but i know that it is classed as a disability. if you were filling out a form and you were given a mulitple choice selection for your disability, what would aspergers be classed as?

so I have an autism spectrum disorder known as aspergers syndrome and the thing i wonder about is since it is a developmental and not physical disability can you be covered under the ADA (American’s with Disability Act and… for rate reduction for Senior, Handicap, and Disabled events or train fare does this apply or not…. in short… can i really be considered disabled or not….

Developmental disability on rise in U.S. kids: Why?
New data indicate that about 10 million school-age kids now have autism, ADHD, or another developmental problem

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It seems like many people who have children with autism or any type of disability become Christians. All the people I know who have autism or the people who have children with autism consider themselves Christians. Why? Is it because they need hope?

I became a Christian as a child. Then I started to lose faith at 13; the last time I had a strong faith when I was 12. Whenever I pray, I don’t feel God’s existence or Him listening to me.

I have autism, severe learning disability, cognitive disability, anxiety, etc. I’ve been suffering from how society has treated me. I have trouble learning and I can’t do things properly. I can’t hold down a job and I have trouble finding a job. I hate dealing with all the struggles in my life.

I got to admit that if my life wasn’t so horrible and if I never had any type of disability, I wouldn’t have become a Christian in the first place. And I wouldn’t even try to search for God if I didn’t need Him.

If you’re an atheist, what would you tell the Christians with autism or the Christians who have children with autism? Would you tell them to face reality and stop having faith?
Just to let you know, I didn’t come from a Christian family. My parents are atheists and they’re not loving parents at all. They resent me because they don’t accept my disability. If they had a chance to go back in time, they would abort me without a doubt.

I became a Christian when my teacher started to teach me about Jesus and some parts of Christianity.
I have so many questions that can’t be answered. Not even a devoted Christian can give me specific or “enough correct” answers.