Welcome to my first video. Just want to share with whoever might be intersted in ASD how the condition affects certain individuals. This video is about what makes me tick. Heres my first video so any feedback would be really great

Welcome to my first video. Just want to share with whoever might be intersted in ASD how the condition affects certain individuals. This video is about what makes me tick. Heres my first video so any feedback would be really great

…or something similar?
Or is he uplifting her? Hard to tell. He’s unpredictable to me. :-/
His video about her:

And is it right for ppl to tell her that she can sing?

http://www.youtube.com/user/tinaecmusic?blend=3&ob=4

In this video, you can hear that she sings some of the lyrics ON KEY, I think she has potential if it is channeled correctly.

Given proper music instruction and lessons in music theory, I think she can SOAR, but right now her singing isn’t polished yet. (She has some recordings up on her Myspace.)
She could be a Savant-I have an autistic relative who can play BY EAR on piano and keyboard.
Her name is Kristina Chen. “Tina” for short.
And THIS was saddening. I felt so sorry for her when she did this:
;(

“Who cares?” Apparently not you, or the guy under you.
mf east-sorry :O
Fairy-LAWL!
Mf-east-Yeah ppl can spend their time reading better stuff than what’s on Perez Hilton.com.
All in all I feel sorry for the girl. More haters on Youtube than ppl who encourage her.

-Sensitivity to touch
—doesn’t like some fabrics
—doesn’t like to be hugged
—doesn’t like to be touched unless he initiates it
-Sensitivity to sound
—Has to sleep with earplugs
—doesn’t like loud music or sounds
-Extremely intelligent
—memorizes music after playing it once or twice (piano)
—memorizes things very easily
—got into a high profile medical school without much studying
-Doesn’t like to be around people
—Hates crowds
—Hates going to public places
—doesn’t like working with other people

These are some of the things I have noticed about my husband since I have started to learn about ASD. Our son was recently diagnosed, but I think my husband may have it also. I hate to say anything to him about it, he didn’t want to admit our son had it, I know he won’t think he does.
I was really thinking Aspergers too, but I don;t think he even sees it

undiagnosed adult (male)
*hypersensitive to sound, touch
*head-banging (and finger-sucking) behavior since childhood
*historically few friends, no strong relationships
*may have difficulty with empathy, social understanding, emotional awareness

however
*no problem in day-to-day tasks or motor skills
*no delay in language development
*no deep intellectual obsessions
*no pronounced difficulty in problem-solving or reading/writing
*communicates well enough to be assumed normal

also possible general anxiety, anger management, attention/hyperactivity issues

Thanks for your comments.
Refraining from projected resentment is appreciated.
You are right that a diagnosis in this context is, to put it one way, “for entertainment purposes only,” (though this goes for any mental disorder).

I also want to point out that this is not a case study so not all information can reasonably be given and I have summarized here what I believe to be the most important points.

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