Asperger's Syndrome

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  • Опубликовано: 18 окт 2024

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  • @MP-nq5nk
    @MP-nq5nk 3 года назад +94

    At 29 i was diagnosed with asperger, i was always a popular kid due to my high energy but had the biggest trouble with every day normal life i was wondering why i was learning in such a different manner than others, alot slower but when i fully absorbed the thing in question i would nail it alot more than most.It's freeing to finally know what was going on from the beginning. French canadian by the way.

    • @memati7199
      @memati7199 2 года назад +3

      That is a talent not a disease .

    • @charityamadi3982
      @charityamadi3982 2 года назад

      Dr imenherbal ship the herbs to me and I used the herbs for 4 weeks only as instructed by the traditional doctor.i have don several test to be negative.m happy.m free and I give thanks to God

    • @fathimohmorenikeji2053
      @fathimohmorenikeji2053 2 года назад

      My son have suffered autism spectrum since childhood and Have battled with it all his life . But recently taking of Dr imenherbal have help his get rid of it completely , his speech is vibal and his social skill is perfect . I'm so glad and happy now

    • @mrfelixnewblankatm8827
      @mrfelixnewblankatm8827 2 года назад

      living with asperger's has been difficult for me and this Dr imenherbal I meet on channel makes me feel great that someone knows what my life is like......

    • @musicisblood2636
      @musicisblood2636 2 года назад +5

      This is how I feel. It takes me so much more time investment to learn something, which leads to what seems like obsession with a subject, but if it's something I can learn, (some things never click) then I seem to master it to a level most people don't seem to achieve.

  • @sdrawkcabUK
    @sdrawkcabUK 3 года назад +72

    This was a nice, short summary. Just one error - he says that depressions rules out out AS, whereas in fact depression is pretty common with Aspie people as a side effect of the AS symptoms (e.g. they can't make friends, lack a support network, may turn to drink etc.).

    • @ssing7113
      @ssing7113 2 года назад +3

      He was talking about diagnosis.. that the onset of issues might be caused from depression as depression causes things such as social isolation……..

    • @charityamadi3982
      @charityamadi3982 2 года назад

      Dr imenherbal ship the herbs to me and I used the herbs for 4 weeks only as instructed by the traditional doctor.i have don several test to be negative.m happy.m free and I give thanks to God

    • @mrfelixnewblankatm8827
      @mrfelixnewblankatm8827 2 года назад

      living with asperger's has been difficult for me and this Dr imenherbal I meet on channel makes me feel great that someone knows what my life is like......

    • @unclefester9113
      @unclefester9113 Год назад +1

      Self medicate...... Isolate..... Mask..... Just work on a treadmill - because its the only thing that provides a measure of relief

    • @miguel4297
      @miguel4297 Год назад

      @@ssing7113glad someone can listen

  • @Nathaniel64
    @Nathaniel64 Год назад +6

    I was diagnosed with Asperger syndrome when I was six years old. I had strange fascinations I wanted to learn Chinese and Mayan. However I know that is not everyone. Love what you love! Discover a temple or find the solution to space travel. However, always remember to love. Because from wherever you may find it. It is always worth the try.

  • @puzzlebox420
    @puzzlebox420 Год назад +3

    also look into - The brain finishes developing and maturing in the mid-to-late 20s. The part of the brain behind the forehead, called the prefrontal cortex, is one of the last parts to mature. This area is responsible for skills like planning, prioritizing, and making good decisions.

  • @Ashton351
    @Ashton351 7 месяцев назад

    Fantastic lecture. Very clear and organized. Thank you!

  • @warpshield
    @warpshield 2 года назад +7

    I was diagnosed with autism at 38, now 43. Years ago when I had my lasik procedure, I found out my pupils are slightly larger than most, so they don't constrict as far as they should when bright light enters my eye.

    • @___Anakin.Skywalker
      @___Anakin.Skywalker Год назад

      How old were you diagnosed and what help did you get? My son was diagnosed with moderate asd with gdd and language impairment. I don't know how to help him it's frustrating. He is 4 yrs old

  • @JJones-gw9vy
    @JJones-gw9vy Год назад +4

    I recently went to the eye doctor and asked for a doctors note so that I can get darker window tint (required by my state law). I have an extreme sensitivity to light and shimmery object which makes me uncomfortable or even nervous when they're too bright. My eye doctor yelled at me and treated me like a villian for even asking. He said I just have dry eyes and to get over it. It made me really uncomfortable. I'm 31 and think I may be an aspie.

  • @ianafeldhacker2034
    @ianafeldhacker2034 2 года назад +4

    Thank you very much! Your explanation is very helpful!

    • @hannahjohn9154
      @hannahjohn9154 2 года назад

      I got frusrated having this ailment , but with the use of dr imenherbal on RUclips herbal remedy , i have been able to get rid of ADHD

    • @charityamadi3982
      @charityamadi3982 2 года назад

      Dr imenherbal ship the herbs to me and I used the herbs for 4 weeks only as instructed by the traditional doctor.i have don several test to be negative.m happy.m free and I give thanks to God

    • @mrfelixnewblankatm8827
      @mrfelixnewblankatm8827 2 года назад

      living with asperger's has been difficult for me and this Dr imenherbal I meet on channel makes me feel great that someone knows what my life is like......

  • @theclearsounds3911
    @theclearsounds3911 2 года назад +10

    Your wording is unintentionally making people think that people with Asperger's don't have empathy. If Aspies could read the emotions of other people by looking at their faces, you would find out that there is no lack of empathy. The apparent lack of empathy has to do with not being able to read other people's unspoken communication. I know you understand that, but it was not emphasized enough in your video.

  • @rainerkrammconsulting227
    @rainerkrammconsulting227 3 месяца назад

    I think it is misunderstood, we don't have a lack of recognition of facial features but high sensitivity, meaning we get so much info from fafial features and they go often in conflict with what people say and that is what is confusing and gets us tired, so we don't look at faces. The thing is that faces tell the true story, so when words and facial emotions go in conflict we should listen to the latter, not what people are saying and we are actually really good in that.

  • @aspergersmentalhealth.harr9597
    @aspergersmentalhealth.harr9597 3 года назад +5

    Great video

  • @Bharat22158
    @Bharat22158 3 года назад +15

    I suffer from this I try to be as clear as possible but the other person is not able to understand what am I saying 😔

    • @OGdadpool
      @OGdadpool 3 года назад +7

      If it brings any comfort, you are not alone in that feeling.

    • @EvaPev
      @EvaPev 2 года назад

      If it is any consolation for you: what you said makes me feel good because I have the same problem.

    • @halmitty3800
      @halmitty3800 2 года назад +2

      I find that trying to use the same mannerisms and phrases they use (assuming you understand the context and meaning behind them), that is speaking in their language helps a lot.

    • @brynjaryeet8637
      @brynjaryeet8637 2 года назад

      I wouldn’t say that ppl suffer from this cause it’s a disability that you suffer from in your a lot, but in the end. It is a really great symptom to have if you use it right

    • @quequea
      @quequea Год назад

      But this can happen to anyone

  • @ConDaddyPop
    @ConDaddyPop Год назад

    How can you go and get diagnosed when you’re 30? My Grandad was diagnosed several years ago very late in life, much like Anthony Hopkins btw. Since I’m incredibly similar to him and genetics are a big cause, I can’t see how it couldn’t be now. I’ve been through social anxiety groups but it’s always felt something else was up. I also grew up in a strict catholic school where this stuff didn’t exist. So, how can one go about this on a strong hunch?

  • @RainholdSchwarzebershagen
    @RainholdSchwarzebershagen 2 месяца назад

    such a great video 💗💗💗

  • @christianlingurar7085
    @christianlingurar7085 10 месяцев назад +1

    I (asperger) am having an issue with 2:40 ff. I can very well recognize emotional content of a facial expression, but I don't like to get DRAGGED INTO that emotion. I object to the display of emotion to me. I CHOOSE not to react, every single time, because I don't AGREE and FEEL HARASSED by having to consider someone elses "emotion", which appears INAPPROPRIATE to me.
    I CAN very well make eye contact, but the EXPERIENCE made me avoid it, because normal people CANNOT deal with the emotion coming from MY side in case of either conflict or love. My LOVE is in the same way too much for normal people as is my wrath. I hide my emotions for avoiding conflict. In MY opinion normal people behave emotionally very stupid and erratic. They love dirt and hate clarity, normal people are like dumb animals to me.
    NO, crying at funeral IS very understandable for any aspy, but jokes are not, because they often ARE stupid and dumb. (Ah, one thing btw: I do NOT contain the concept of "schadenfreude" AT ALL. That's one of those dirty human traits that I (we?) do not share.)

  • @sweetcoffee2458
    @sweetcoffee2458 4 года назад +2

    Thank you!

  • @azouz5675
    @azouz5675 3 года назад +2

    hi i wish that you ok
    juste i wondering what is the steps to get better from asperger ?

    • @hannahjohn9154
      @hannahjohn9154 2 года назад

      I got frusrated having this ailment , but with the use of dr imenherbal on RUclips herbal remedy , i have been able to get rid of ADHD

  • @aspergersmentalhealth.harr9597
    @aspergersmentalhealth.harr9597 3 года назад +6

    Yes thats my problem trouble making eye contact

    • @charityamadi3982
      @charityamadi3982 2 года назад

      Dr imenherbal ship the herbs to me and I used the herbs for 4 weeks only as instructed by the traditional doctor.i have don several test to be negative.m happy.m free and I give thanks to God

  • @ix-Xafra
    @ix-Xafra Год назад

    Around 20% of males who experience aspergers also suffer from amblyopia.
    It's nearly always the left eye that's 'lazy'.
    Is this guy an opthamologist or psychiatrist?

  • @Kirbs69
    @Kirbs69 2 года назад

    As soon as before he closed his pen twice I was looking down the timing of it was Soo freaky

  • @diwitdharpatitripathi6782
    @diwitdharpatitripathi6782 2 года назад +1

    Medical technology

  • @wutdafeezy
    @wutdafeezy Год назад

    Omg. It makes sense now why my son always darkens his phone.

  • @aspergersmentalhealth.harr9597
    @aspergersmentalhealth.harr9597 3 года назад +18

    Yep its amazing disorder

    • @jc-cs9tv
      @jc-cs9tv 2 года назад +4

      No.

    • @thehatersball4041
      @thehatersball4041 2 года назад +4

      Amazing is a stretch

    • @brynjaryeet8637
      @brynjaryeet8637 2 года назад

      @@jc-cs9tv it most definitely is amazing if you use it right

    • @frankie804
      @frankie804 2 года назад

      It's amazing... Everyone I know is dumb as F, backward.... I suppose I struggle socially but i hate humans anyway so it's a win win 💯

  • @petekadenz9465
    @petekadenz9465 8 месяцев назад

    It’s not really a spectrum. That’s just at artificial construct.

  • @skateranddancer
    @skateranddancer 4 года назад +17

    I don’t know why you are talking about symptoms of aspergers in DSM-5, especially specifically Aspergers. It was removed as a individual diagnosis and an umbrella was created called Autism spectrum disorders in DSM-5.
    With all due respect, some of the verbiage here is a bit cut and dry, making broad generalizations about the spectrum. The eye contact issue has to do with receiving too much input, not that we can’t gain anything from it. Many people on the spectrum are actually overly competent at empathetic emotions, sometimes naturally, others times learned. Much of this information felt redundant. Color therapy is helpful for many on the spectrum to help decrease sensory overstimulation from light.

    • @daltontodd3886
      @daltontodd3886 4 года назад +5

      As someone who has been diagnosed with Aspergers by a specialist they said it’s a form of higher functioning Autism but most of the treatments an therapy’s are the same they just threw it away to shorten the DSM. The eye contact for me is I feel uncomfortable an I don’t want to look at your eyes. An emotionally I’m super empathetic but it’s the lack of showing emotions that cause people to think we’re not empathetic towards others. And light is something I’ve personally just had to get over by going outside and working on being able to keep my eyes open because when I’d try to have a photo taken I couldn’t keep my eyes open because it felt like the sun was staring in them even though I was back faced to it. As perverse like Autism varies on a case to case basis. That’s why some people an doctors believe that Aspergers should still be in the DSM an hopefully eventually it will be put back in.

    • @bmanfox
      @bmanfox 4 года назад +8

      As a fellow Aspie (a person with Asperger's Syndrome) and Social Scientist/Philosopher who enjoys the gifts I have been awarded (most of the time) I do not like the whitewashing that goes with getting rid of the diagnosis Asperger's Syndrome. While I have a form of ASC - Autism Spectrum Conditions - the individual is where we must begin. Unlike other disabilities, ASC varies much more radically from person to person and the Spectrum can be as unique as a that persons personality. Hans Asperger was, sadly, a Nazi monster and although not an enthusiastic one, he was still - despite referring to many of the children he "cared for" and examined with ASC as "Little Professors" - responsible for the deaths of many MANY children with disabilities. So perhaps we could change the name to Sherlock Holmes Syndrome as not only Sir/ Arthur Conan Doyle MD have it (we believe), but I find that it's very apt and positive for our unique and undervalued talents? But do not simply call us "Autistic". That's like greeting your friends by saying "Hello fellow Homo Sapiens!" We ARE individuals and our support needs reflect that. I have been arguing this case for MANY years in Ireland and unfortunately, we seem to know less about Asperger's today than we did ten years ago.

    • @skateranddancer
      @skateranddancer 4 года назад +2

      @@bmanfox I would like to see a separate diagnosis as well. I was diagnosed with ASD last year, but the Dr. specified that in the past I likely would have received an Aspergers diagnosis.
      I was primarily commenting because I was surprised to see a current medicinal video produced in the US referring to Aspergers and the DSM-5, as it wasn’t In DSM-5.
      I don’t think I was very clear about my intention for the original comment, and I apologize for not doing so.

    • @bmanfox
      @bmanfox 4 года назад +3

      @@skateranddancer No apologies necessary, at least, certainly not from your end. However, I apologise for my misinterpretation of your comment. Please also forgive my overzealous attitude towards Medicine and ASC, as my comment touched on, I have been "fighting" and arguing as an advocate for people like ourselves since I was diagnosed at 15. The Medical Model approach to ASC has us believing that it is caused by something (like those idiots who cling to the false fact that it comes from vaccinations etc) and thus it is to be cured/can be cured. So again, I'm sorry for misunderstanding you, but I am glad we both share the same morality on this issue.

  • @RodMigz08
    @RodMigz08 2 месяца назад

    1:01😂

  • @thenativist6330
    @thenativist6330 3 года назад

    Good vid

  • @thenativist6330
    @thenativist6330 3 года назад

    Good vid.

  • @train4905
    @train4905 Год назад

    Awsome

  • @amol5463777
    @amol5463777 2 года назад +5

    They just have high fire element in the body. So if they stay hydrated, consume more of sugars and carbs and walk an hour a day. They will just be fine.
    Also sitting on grass with moisture arround will also give them balance.

    • @k8stan
      @k8stan 2 года назад +5

      uh what

    • @hannahjohn9154
      @hannahjohn9154 2 года назад

      I got frusrated having this ailment , but with the use of dr imenherbal on RUclips herbal remedy , i have been able to get rid of ADHD

    • @charityamadi3982
      @charityamadi3982 2 года назад

      Dr imenherbal ship the herbs to me and I used the herbs for 4 weeks only as instructed by the traditional doctor.i have don several test to be negative.m happy.m free and I give thanks to God

    • @releasevalve.int14-47
      @releasevalve.int14-47 2 года назад +1

      this guy gets it

    • @sowianskaksiezniczka19
      @sowianskaksiezniczka19 Год назад

      Is there more info about it ?

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    @ReyBanYAHUAH 3 года назад +6

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    • @ZealousWins
      @ZealousWins 2 года назад +3

      Let's find who asked 🌚