An Arizona boy overcomes living with Asperger Syndrome
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- Опубликовано: 18 июн 2014
- What do Dan Akroyd, Beethoven, and Thomas Jefferson have in common? All have or are believed to have had Asperger Syndrome.
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He didn't overcome it he learned how to live with it
yup
"Well then, I guess I have autism"
Live with what? Intelligence?
He's still young and his mum is around but parents aren't around forever and at some point you have to learn to adapt if you're going to move out. That also means dealing with what other people want, not just what you want. Otherwise, Peter Pan ends up an alcoholic after mummy dies.
@wulfgar3000 Yeah, it does. In this case, it has the exact same meaning
I have Aspergers too and one of the stereotypes I hate is that we have no empathy. This kid showed more empathy than most kids could even comprehend at his age. We have empathy just like most people do, in fact we actually tend to have more because we understand how it feels to be left out or ostracized.
I have Asperger's and absolutely love helping homeless people and animals, and consistently do whenever I'm out. Empathy is big in my life
@@ogswangeryeah
My son is 150% an Empath. I can see him physically feel other people's pain, sadness, and happiness in his heart by his facial expressions and mannerisms. That's narcissists that have no empathy. That and sociapaths
Maybe it's not 100% in everybody but maybe it's high ratio for Asperger's? I really don't know I'm just starting to learn about it because my friend is raising her grandchild who is so disobedient and heartless. He's 12 and his mother just had enough so his grandmother went and got him out of an institution thinking maybe she could help him but he's really aggressive and dangerous. I mean there's got to be different degrees of symptoms right? And yes that was a question cuz I really don't know. I'm trying to figure out how to respond to this child bx he really pushes all your buttons. I just found out today that was possibly what is happening with him and I'm trying to understand it.
Im crying now, I wish I could have this supportive childhood. Instead I spent my teenage years loenly and terrified. Thank you so much for showing another way
aye
I am sorry what you had to go through. I pray strength and happiness for you. Ameen.
Growing up with Asperger’s Syndrome was a nightmare for me. I was bullied relentlessly. I had no one to guide me or help me figure things out. My parents would constantly tell me how my brain is wired wrong and how I can’t do anything. I’m 33 years old and I struggle with past trauma to this day.
same :/
“They know I’m different, they just don’t know what makes me different.”
The most relatable feeling ever for someone on the spectrum
The school is jealous that he's smarter than the principal
When that brilliant child said he suffered depression and anxiety, it hurt.
I have autism too, and I also often suffer from depression and anxiety. This is common among autistic people.
@@user-vt8zu8gl1t And I don’t know if I have autism or not, in Russia it’s better not to find out, as there will be many restrictions and you will be like a mentally deranged person :(
@@deamyouofficial Can you please tell more?
@@user-vt8zu8gl1t О, здравствуйте! Вы наверное из Украины, это очень здорово, что вы тоже смотрите такие видео и интересуетесь! Я сам не знаю ничего, но ограничения есть, для определенных работ.
My first primary school was a living hell at one point, it wasn't suited for my ADHD and autism, and I was also bullied badly, so I can understand him very well.
“Besides hanging out with my friends science is my favorite subject.” This kid is great.
how are people like them labeled as a problem???? this is unbelievable. The boy is a genius in the making
...as were many others in history.
burhan ghney yeah
@@Realwessharpe it is, but they just call it mild autism now
@@Realwessharpe -_-
burhan ghney At age 3 I was diagnosed with Aspergers, my life has been a mess because of it I never had real friends engaged in any other relationship because of my social awkwardness I have always been an loner and as today as an sophomore in high school all the kids make fun of me and hate on me when ever I try to relate to them, I also have an after school job at Burger King but it’s very common that I make big mistakes which causes the managers and coworkers to judge and get angry at me but I do not get into an emotional outburst when so, I wish i could be like all the normal kids in school I get an regular education but I always make honor roll in school I tried my hardest to get along with people and become friends with others but it always results as them making up rumors and making fun of me when all I’m trying to go is be nice
As a recently diagnosed adult with Asperger and ADHD, I feel happy that this kid got a diagnosis and support from a young age. I had to live my childhood and early adulthood without knowing that there was a diagnosis for how I feel and how I perceive things and why are they different from other people. I still manage to have a successful life, have a beautiful wife and son, so I think I'm lucky. But going through teenage and early adulthood times feeling detached from society and having no support or understanding, was very hard and kinda destroyed what should have been the best times of my life.
I’m 22 now and got diagnosed at 21. Let me just say that after the diagnosis, going back over my childhood makes a lot more sense. I’m really happy for the kids getting diagnosed early, living like this undiagnosed is really hard. The kid said “they know I’m different but they don’t know WHY” and that’s exactly how it was for me. Again, I’m so glad that this kid is living to the fullest!
Nah, it's a blessing to be innately inoculated against collectivism. The only people who think the teen years are the best times are losers that peaked. Now, adhd, that one can really cut both ways. I am beyond useless without coffee.
1:04 holy hell the anchor is so condescending. Like the kid's proud of himself and this guys just steps on it
science , technology , trade work and art
these are what Asperger's people love the most
i love all of them
He is so empathetic . Beautiful child.
OMG. What a lovely child. As far as "overcoming" or "conquering" autism - yeah, not so much. ;) Living with, yes. It's a part of the person's life. Actually, it's a part of the person. I'm possibly a little oversensitive and I understand that people may look at this as a great tragedy to be "overcome", but I feel it's erroneous. Mom of two kids on the autism spectrum.
Well spoken
Yeah!
Right? It's literally his brain and how he thinks and perceives the world. This news story is at least 8 years old. I'm so glad we're starting to embrace identity-first language.
THANK YOU! It's not an illness! Our brains are different, but we are not sick. People on the spectrum do have advantages, it's just that society is not designed with us in mind. Sorry, I believe it could be perceived as weird that I'm responding to a 7 year old comment, sometimes people seem to be very disturbed by that, but this is a sentiment that I appreciate very much, I had to reinforce it. I hope your kiddos are flourishing
Not to overcome but learning to live with
Sam you are the man buddy! Keep up the good work man !!
To me he looks like a smart well spoken kid. Mom you should be proud! :-)
Thank you young man for sharing your story!
Such a smart boy. People like him is our future.
This boy is absolutely brilliant ! I hope he will go very far !!
This is wonderful! I can relate to all which was said, since I have Asperger's too. I just published a book at age 23 about it too, called "Juggling the Issues: Living with Asperger's Syndrome". It's a royalty-published book (not self-published), over 200 pages, and articulates my firsthand experience with autism/asperger's. Already, it's blessed so many people and it just came out. :)
Weird flex but ok
@@khalidalbalushi4793 lol, weird wince reflex there, guy, but ok. He's allowed to talk about the things that he's proud of. He published a book, afterall, which is, in fact, impressive. Try not being so competitive, and you may just find yourself feeling happy for someone else one day.
I know it's been a while, but congrats on publishing a book, that's amazing! I hope it's been paying off for you, but it's a major accomplishment just to be picked up by a publisher, so good on ya!
@@richardsorensen4163 Thanks so much, Richard. I appreciate the support. My book didn't become a best-seller, but I got it on Newsweek, ABC7, Scripps, and elsewhere. My new book _Unstoppable_ (about Autism and being a student and substitute teacher) is coming out later this month, so hopefully, it'll be more successful. In fact, I was just subbing one of the best 5th grade classes I ever subbed for today. One of the 6th graders told me he has my first book and is excited to read the second one. Have a great day and great holidays, Richard. I agree with you that everyone should put aside competition and come together. My comments never mean to cause division, but in the meantime, thanks for standing up for me over what Khalid had to say.
I am an Aspie who else is and wants to be friends ?
i do :)
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Strawberry Milkshake lol I am to and i can’t tell if you are being sarcastic or not 😂😂😂😂😂 if you aren’t then I’ll be your friend
Bless his heart, Your awesome buddy!! I see great things in your future 💙
I have asperger and my life is a complete torture. Everything is sooooooo overwhelming people think i'm lazy but everything takes 100000x more energy to do then everyone else. I am completely ackward socially and its a complete pain... Honestly I don't know what to do now
Pier-Luc Laliberté I understand your pain. I am socially awkward, not only that I just went through severe autistic burnout and lost all executive function just to open my mouth and talk took monumental effort. I am currently bedridden trying to reach out to other aspies to hear their experiences with the syndrome.
You're amazing Sam! Society wants to group everyone together and if you are out of the box they deem normal they want to label you. Be yourself, there are enough sheep in this world.
Amen !!!
Oh my god what a kid,
This one is a gift to his parents
This society labels everyone who stand out and differently wired. I belong to the “normal”cy, maybe, but I find it sick that people who are wired for innovation or creativity and mostly introverted are labeled as not normal or sick. Why don’t we just take them as extraordinarily talented in different areas of life? Like maths, science whatever. And why don’t we take other people as talented in social skills or such? Why does everyone need to fit into a very small box which is man made anyways? We are all interconnected and we need each other. Everyone is unique and has their place in the magnificent earth. Let’s all get out of the matrix and love each other.
Love that smile. Be proud of who you are.
I love his positive outlook
Girly Sheeny and i can say that as i have it my self but i am not a nerd i have been in love i bet he never will he is a Sexual he is a robot with no felling i bet he has no spirituality
I hope he goes very far.
Like what I haven’t mastered like this boy. I have difficulty controlling my temper when I am self conscious or bullied
This boy it's just like me. We have some identical thought patterns like saying "I always...". Since I remember I always have my mind exactly how it is now, we don't mature as NT people, time brings us more data and information. This boy is very lucky to receive a great help in gathering proper information. Sadly my parents were religious wackos...
Oh god. They didn't abuse you or morph you into this "perfect" child, did they?
Johannes Grützmann I do the same... and I didn't think anything of it until now. Not diagnosing myself of course but watching this video and seeing this comment is confusing me.
Same here..
@@ahliypronouncedah-lee7269 the perfect Christian bot.
Religious wackos! Indeed so! My parents believe that herbs have medicinal qualities, not just sore throats, full on diseases! They still refuse to comply with my recent diagnosis.
I have aspergers and I’m really good with languages and with investing/trading because I’m obsessed with those topics. Language just comes naturally to me.
Max Johnson hey I have asperger syndrome as well. Just curious, how many languages do you speak? And math came easy to me didn't have to study too hard to understand it.
Same
They aren’t faster thinkers. He’s just a smart boy.
I have aspergers. It’s not a disorder. It disent need to be conquered . It’s not a curse , it’s beautiful
Aww he is awesome. Keep your head held high!
I've been to therapists social interaction therapies and numerous psychologists diagnosed with absolutely nothing and way more messed up than this kid.
same here but it also makes me very intelligent in certain places and give me like amazing skills but not very useful i have a very strong long term memory but my short term sucks always my head runs also insane fast the depression and axiety i hate the most but that also is a strong benefit
i always fixed computer problems sometimes i think long other times short but i always found fixed and understood the problem till it worked normal again also iam very good in flight simulators like dcs i can perfectly fly speed heading and altitute and from my good long term memory i know step by step to do without thinking and give me amazing visual power but bad verbal interpatition and auditory disorder
sorry for my sucky writing english is not my native language lol
You are amazing I have 2 boys like you ❤❤❤ I wish the world understand who we are.
I dont know if I have Aspergers or not but when I was in middle school I was alone and lonely at school, I was always verbally bullied. I never want to take part in class recitation cause Im afraid that they will make fun of me. I cant read between the lines, I dont know if someone is sarcastic or not. When Im alone at school I just focus myself on drawing things, making comics because I have so much I have in my mind. I have a talent in the arts and now Im a graphic designer and just works at home. Sometimes I think to myself, how does it feels like to be person whos outgoing, extrovert and has many friends. I want to have many friends but the difficulties in communication made it hard to do so.
Miss Karramel sounds like social anxiety
You know, a lot of people that have many “friends” can feel quite lonely at times, a small quality group is good and healthy. I don’t need too many friends to be happy, a few good ones do the trick 😀
I don't see Aspergers as a hindrance. I think we are ahead of NT society.
There is no such thing as an 'NT society', nor is there Aspergers society. And Aspergers is not Autism, the two were lumped into together by an autism specialist Lorna Wing in 1981 in order to broaden Autism as a spectrum rather than merely just a singular disorder. Aspergers is just a syndrome, of personality traits that co-exist whereas autism is a full on brain damage disorder to varying degrees.
Final Tuned Hmmmm interesting to learn, but I would double check this with the Brain and Behavior Research Foundation.
There's a reason why they say that aspergers was more of a label for neurological behaviour , the MBTI types highlight the cognitive functions that different types of people operate in the world by. If you want to find out your type and research it on RUclips, Facebook and Tumblr, go to this site here - 'Humanmetrics' on Google, and take the indication and try to answer as honestly as possible, not by how you think you should be but by what you naturally would do, this will ensure your result is conclusively accurate beyond all doubt and with every certainty.
***** Yeah that is a HUGE problem for me too.
I consider myself normal. The rest of the world is nuts.
I have this. He reminds me of me in many ways when I was a kid.
I was diagnosed with Aspergers around the time I was in kindergarten. Now, I'm getting ready to be a senior. Here's the thing though. I struggle more with the social stuff and am very confused about myself. I have been into technology my whole life, but I don't know if that's something I want to pursue a career in. If I did, I would like to just make one thing that makes me rich or just take over some technology company. I am also passionate about art, but my drawing skills aren't very good. It is something I would really like to pursue though. My mom wants me to be an engineer though. I don't want to be an engineer. I am really messed up socially though. I am pretty much incapable of trying to make friends. Then the people who try to be friends with me I don't really want to be friends with. I am not one to really like my peers for some reason. I was held back in pre k for my bad social skills, but I am glad I was because I hate the people where I'm supposed to be even more. I really like the younger people more, but they don't want to be my friend because I'm too old. I have even gone to the point of questioning my own gender since I feel like I would get along better socially with girls. I have tried to push myself socially to be friends with my peers, but I don't really enjoy it all that much. I hate myself so much. I just feel lonely. I don't know what's wrong with me to be honest. I have even gone as far as to question if my Aspergers has evolved into something else. I don't 100% qualify on the online Aspergers tests when I take them to the best of my ability.
dude high school is just the tip its merly a joke and a terrible way to judge the world... once u get out of hs when u will start to develop dont worry man
It makes a difference when you know what's going on. For many, we're not given the benefit of knowing why things aren't working for us that work for pretty much everybody else. At this point, the AS diagnosis is gone, and the barriers to getting proper acknowledgement and support are higher than they were. A bunch of the folks that had AS diagnoses under the previous criteria got grandfathered in, but those with the same traits and the same support needs now are likely to get nothing at all. It's a messed up system where you need a diagnosis for any official support, but the process of getting it is kafkaesque in complexity and rather expensive.
Don't say "overcoming" it like it's not a part of who he is. That's incredibly insulting
Sam mentioned how "they know I'm different; they just don't know what makes me different" in this video. Asperger's Syndrome is a hidden disability that's not obvious on the surface like being blind, being deaf, being in a wheelchair, etc. When a person has a hidden disability, you often can't tell they have a disability when you first meet them. When people get to know someone very well that has a hidden disability, they very likely notice their disability symptoms but probably won't think they're the way they are due to a disability. Sam's classmates that are aware of his differences probably don't think he's the way he is due to a disability kind of like with Sheldon Cooper. The Big Bang Theory never talks about Sheldon being diagnosed with Asperger's Syndrome, but when you watch many episodes of The Big Bang Theory and are familiar and understand Asperger's Syndrome very well, it becomes very obvious that Sheldon has Asperger's Syndrome since Sheldon is a textbook case of Asperger's Syndrome. Sheldon's friends and coworkers know that he's different somehow, but Sheldon's friends and coworkers don't know the reasons why he's different, don't know that Sheldon is the way he is because of Asperger's Syndrome, don't know that Sheldon is the way he is because of a disability, etc.
Sam seems like a nice person. Sam seems like a genius who's very skilled in science. I wish the Sam the best in life. I hope that Sam achieves his dream of having his own technology, invention, and science laboratory.
pokay the tv series comparison was terrible dude stopped reading once u mentionesheld
I have asburgers syndrome and my interest is martial arts I'm training to become an instructor
Chris Tweed you spelled Aspergers wrong. I have Aspergers
As well
Chris Tweed see and that’s what is awesome about the disorder but I just sucks that we are annoying to people or at least I am cuz I have autism to
Asburger is wrong and bad word. Asperger is right
My son is a GT student he is on medication for anxiety and adhd but he does not wants to cut his hair or wear diffrent shoes or backpack when his honor society awards ceremony he was the only one in school uniform all were in sundays best attire when someone comes visit us at home goes to his room he takes a long time to feel comfortable with teacher and classmates … today i took him to his sicologist and he is going to be evaluated for aspergers 😕
It’s really weird calling this child different.. he seems completely normal.
Ive lived with it all my life!!!!
My son was diagnosed with Asperger’s syndrome in first grade. He is now a doctor and is very successful. Not everyone who is diagnosed will be as successful, but there is hope.
I always pay attention at my good characteristics, better than the worse. I don't ignore that I'm fallen and have flaws, I just try to foccus on my talents
As someone who has Asperger’s (Now known as High functioning Autism) and was diagnosed at 10. Being 10 and not socially aware there was a autism awareness presentation at my school a few days after, I literally did something super stupid a announced to the whole class, “Did you know I was just diagnosed with Autism.” Yea you can imagine how classmates reacted in 5th grade. For the rest of the year I was treated like an infant and overly nice, or they would mention like there friend of a friend of a friend of a friends 5th cousin has autism and is 20 and still plays with Thomas the tank engine toys and can’t speak or something like that. I moved towns with a fresh start, Middle school. Which was even worse, because no one knew I had it people would always say I’m acting SPED (I HATE THAT WORD). I would be bullied too, one time it got so bad that this kid went under my stall in the bathroom and said,” I know your in their Connor” and just started moaning and asked if I was top or bottom. I’m in high school now and so far it’s been ok but I guess I’ll see
Wise beyond his years, and it's got nothing to do with his condition
As an adult man diagnosed with Asperger syndrome, I'd like to say that one doesn't "overcome" a neurological condition. You just learn to live with it.
I was born with aspergers
Since a kid, I always wanted to know how the world works on a scientific scale and of how the mind works and things that are beyond comprehension.
This kid is going places!
And where is he now?
Self-awareness is key
The good thing that comes out of Asperger's Syndrome is that you can become good at something and use those abilities in a good way. I got perfect pitch as a kid, and could play piano by ear, and in recent years I have enjoyed Rock & Roll Fantasy Camps to play keyboard parts with the real performers of songs I like. I also got interested in computer programming as a kid, and now I'm going to put out a cool mobile app that is going to make me rich.
I have or was believed to have Asperger’s syndrome because I learned to read at three. I also have ARFID, a rare eating disorder. I have to live with both and I hate ARFID so much
Why is this a"disorder"? If these kids are more intelligent and motivated than others, that truly is a gift, not a disorder.
Charioteer4Real he may find making friends a Challenge
gifted huh
Because it requires support in all cases. There are no 0 support needs aspies, or autistic folks in general. It means needing an alternate way of doing most things so as to manage the burnout and fatigue.There's a spiky profile to it where one can be brilliant in some areas, but then fail miserably do basic things without putting some sort of structure in place that regular folks wouldn't need.
My friend has Aspergers and he has it really bad though. He knocks on my door everyday and walks in my house without permission and yells for me to come play with him and he is below average and he would not speak like this kid he would speak and make weird sounds and scrunch his face and he also hugs me for no reason sometimes and I️ have no idea. So yeah...
Your friend is retarded autistic, not Aspergers.
I love him ♥️♥️
You don't overcome autism. You just learn to workaround it
Where is he now ?
@@letshangout6359at home?
I hate the people who are like "I am hyper my leg dose that tap thing I must have autism" because u don't really know how hard it is to live with autism
This is a compliment to Asperger's, look at him, intelligent, attractive and pleasant. I too have Asperger's, my 4 favourite subjects are Science, Maths, History and Politics. He should be proud to be "abnormal" it means he's unique and interesting, he's also very intelligent! I have a whole gang of friends now. I too have been labelled a trouble maker, simply for having a different sense of humour to everyone else, but according to phycologists having a darker sense of humour is a sing of intelligence too, the darker the better!!!! I'm moderately gifted and I want to do well in life, people always complain that I'm silly and immature for my age and act like a child, but when the Hell have you seen me come home in a police car drunk as a skunk or self harming, I'll tell you, NEVER!!!! There are things people who are considered normal do that I just find mystifying, yet I'm the one labelled as different!!!! In fact, I'M PROUD to be different, at least I make up my own mind and form my own likes and interests rather than going along with everybody else like a mindless sheep!
@Fatima Mustapha mala I too had anger problems in my youth, most of it was because I was in the wrong environment and being treated like I was stupid. All I wanted from the age of 13 was to go to a mainstream school. Instead I've been to horrible bizarre and obscure places instead. I don't consider myself to have any real behavioural issues, I just like to do things my way and sometimes that conflicts on what other people consider "normal." I tend to make up my own mind about things rather then follow what everyone else is conditioned to think and sometimes this can cause conflict in my life, like the time I went to a vegetarian/ vegan/ organic college. Their food was frigging terrible and the other "students" were rough, nasty stupid and horrible. I don't let people dictate to me what I can and can't do, and when they do it always ends in disaster! I went to a school where there was a boy who liked poo and there was another thug who was into horses, they were a strange bunch of nasty kids! I'm into army figure and other people are always telling me I should grow up. It's just my thing. Like I said in my previous comment, there are plenty of things normal people do that I just don't understand. Such as getting wasted on alcohol. Yeah, I enjoy a nice beer as much as the next guy, but I don't go silly on it and drink gargantuan of alcohol I can't afford to consume! Other people cry at football games or get into silly groups like the creationists or other cults. I just don't understand half the worlds population and I tend to get on better with children, not always gone down very well I'm afraid! ) :
Awesome
They say that people with aspergers syndrome can be very intelligent, i can believe that from a kid like this, keep your head up bro. 🙂
You are very normal.A bright future for you. 👍👍👍👍
He is so smart and cute too ❤
Gotta go fast
I also have Asperger's, and I am much more old school. Sure I loved science, in fact it was my favorite class, but I'd rather spend my days looking for and building simple hot rods like they did when my grandpa was young. I also have Septo Optic Dysplasia, which has left me with seeing from my left eye only, but even with those of what people may call "Challenges", I've been able to find myself out on the go kart track. I've done most of the bodywork on my teacher's '53 Chevy, I was on the wrestling team, played trombone, and I can draw hot rods in about 15 minutes tops. I've even gone as far as to drive 3 different types of quads, 2 different trucks, and do it all without crashing or going too fast. The point is that if our society is to keep labeling us and doubting us based on fear, our lives won't hold that much significance, and that combined energy and ableism will continue to deplete our self esteem until there's none left. However, things would be different if people worldwide could understand this. People that have disabilities simply don't see themselves as disabled. In fact we believe we're just like the average Joe, just not as boring. If someone with Asperger's comes to you and wants to show you what they can do, all you need to do is just say yes. People say no way too much nowadays. I've been around the block. I've seen some stuff. In fact, I've been here for almost 25 years. I think one saying says it all about people like sam and I. Where there's a will, there's a way. Happy holidays and merry Christmas to all of the Aspies out there. Stay gold.
God bless you Sam. God bless you forever!
I'm inspired by this boy because I have this disorder
As do i my friend :D
+Edison Gutierrez same here :) x
No, you want to have this 'disorder' so that you can, like many other people, feel special about yourself, unique and rare. Incidentally, Aspergers (when it actually technically existed) before it was removed in 2012 after it's short 17 year history as a separate condition, was never a 'disorder' unlike autism. Aspergers was only ever a 'syndrome' which just means personality traits that co-exist together, therefore, making it neurological, meaning that it is no more significant or different from the MBTI types why which is correlated by it. Everybody in the world has an MBTI type whether they are aware of it or not, some types far rarer than others. You have to go to the Humanmetrics site to find out your own type before you can research it.
Same here
@@finaltuned2755no shut up
this is an inspiring story i have aspergers & ive said i wish i didnt have it all the time
He rocking the old school slip on even before 2018/19😂
how is he doing? updates
Hey man I am Asperger's Syndrome....I am proud.. I'm proud of you my friend
I may have Asperger's Syndrome. The problem is that I focus on certain things, so school is difficult because you have to deal with so many different kinds of subject matter, and a lot of stuff doesn't make sense. Also, when I was younger, I would be obsessed with certain things and talk about those things with anyone and everyone, and that can get you in trouble. In my adult life, I have gotten in trouble and shunned by making fun of things people say or do that catch my fancy. However, now that I am grown up, I can understand a lot more about the world around me because I have points of reference to help understand more types of subject matter. As far as making fun of things that catch my fancy, I have learned that it is only permissible in entertainment contexts. I especially am fond of music, and if I belt out lyrics to a song I like to the performer of that song, it's cool, but I once made fun of the way a Rabbi delivered a prayer in a service at temple and I got banned from the temple.
I hope he does, someday. I was diagmosed with it, too, and am in the IT field. I can relate.
Update please!
You don't want to be normal anyway. You're doing just fine
History was my favorite subject... I know what that boy was going through as I stand here at 31 years old 🤦
wonder how he's doing today all these years later.
I thought I had Aspergers until I seen his science project.🤦🏾♀️
I saw*
Where is he now ?
Asperger's Syndome, it's a dirty term used to define highly intelligent people.
This is false. Aspergers can be really just average intelligence. I am very average intelligence and I have aspergers syndrome. And my oldest sister who is autistic is slower than average. That is why there is a push by the autism community when someone who has autism is unusually intelligent because its actually rare. Autism can be associated with mental retardation in the case of many that I know.
Looks like I was wrong then.
Nyah Notrealname
Not necessarily wrong, just misinformed. Hope that helps!
Nyah Notrealname The doctor I went, told me that I was Asperger or just very intelligent. That I seem to have Asperger´s due my intelligence, or that, I totally have it. It was so hard that we went nowhere. Inconclusive I could say... I just think that very intellingent people are more propense to look like an Asperger´s (if they´re not)
Nyah Notrealname not entirly, if at all rly, im aspergers and i love the term, it gives me a sense of foundation and identitiy where other would just say "weird" or "strange" or "freak". also, i was tested twice for it, and both of the dr.'s had very high oppinions of aspergers and ppl with it. but just to prove it a bit more, i dont take my oppinion on aspergers from them and what they say, but fro myself and how i feel about it, and how it affects me, it can be a very good term, as is in my case.
A part of me doesn't like things like this because they make it sound like Asperger's is a crippling disorder or something. I have Asperger's and from personal experience the best way I can describe it is a communication error, I often have troubleunderstanding emotions like I have trouble telling if someone's being sarcastic or genuinely serious. basically it makes your mind very literal analytical you have trouble understanding social cues such as sarcasm jokes and even affection.it's not that we are unable to feel emotions or are crippled in emotions it's just that we have trouble expressing it like putting our feelings into words or how to act apon them. However it is not impossible for people with Asperger's to learn how tounderstand emotions it's just that rather than learning it naturally we have to be explicitly told or taught how. when I was younger I felt like everybody was always bullying me but that's because I didn't understand jokes now that I'm older I completely understand jokes and such not because my Asperger's lessened or was cured but by learning it as a skill rather than a natural ability.
i have it and understand jokes hummer Sarcasm and can read right threw people well thats because of something else i have
@@timothywait9457 yeah dude everyone has slightly different effects from it. for me i mastered talking to humans and woman now i can make a gf so easily. but i lack other things.
Yes, the reality is more complicated. It is typically crippling in some regards, and it can be a great benefit in others. There's a reason why folks often describe the condition as having a spiky profile.
What happens with the type of gaba that crosses the blood-brain barrier?
Get them into practical subjects too. My husband lives in the attic with his books and fast brain. Great. He knows it all he can’t be told so live in the attic.
wtf? this comment is fukin pointless shut up u bored old lady
That mom needs to learn to read the room
I've worked at autistic Centers Sam is highly intelligent and has fast processing speed he is one of the most immensely fortunate cases that he has high iq some of the kids were really struggling forming concepts let alone making friends. He can go places in life he may come off socially akward but there are a-lot of people with aspergers he can be friends with ho understand where he is coming from. He is a very high functioning form of autism aspergers.
I have the syndrome im 10 i think i was diagnosed whit it 5 years ago and i feel horrible because i reach my boiling point when it goes to far when im that far i start hitting the couch and beat the anger out of me but i mostly beat my bed and get rid of it
Saturn why is that your User name
@@timothywait9457 i like being a planet on youtube
I have it and my interest is martial arts
God bless..
My daughter is being assessed for Asperger's syndrome. I think i have it too
The next Chief Sosa
Everyone one mad Devin replaced my smoking with vaping and that Cory taught me to clean instead of pick my face for OCD self loathing
I have a slight form of Asperger’s Syndrome. I wish I didn’t have
I have asperges and have obsessions atm its sims4
Omg I had that obsession too
Enjoy, relax and have fun :-)
i'm sorry but that first teacher looks like Donald Trump but this is awesome, good for him!
hahahaha he does
I thought the same thing.
Mckingley omg bru stop I’ll report you! Racist!
At first i thought he was Boris Johnson :')
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Why do you want to label Asperger’s as a problem? My IQ at 14 was 140. I always knew I was different, a loner and smarter than my own good. My sister is 10 1/2 years younger, much more intelligent than me and she won’t tell me her IQ, I’d guess 160. My daughter is now 35, and her IQ is 132. What is the common denominator? We are all Asperger’s. All diagnosed as adults. My daughter was 33, my sister in her early 50’s and me at 61. It was like an Ah-ha! Moment for me. Some women learn to mask very well, like my daughter and I. Aspires have wonderful traits that other people don’t. I chose to embrace my differences.
Because it requires regular adjustments and accommodations to the way things are done to avoid burnout and chopping years of the kids life. Personally, I'm trying to get a proper diagnosis because I only failed to get it the first time due to having a bunch of inaccurate schizo diagnoses from decades earlier. But, none of the developmental disorders are a walk in the park, they're all extremely inconvenient to work with and require that just about everything be adjusted in some fashion in order to leave time and energy for living. I'm one of the "milder" cases and it's been like a wrecking ball going through my life randomly destroying things, except that since I don't have a diagnosis and didn't know why, it was just things magically falling apart without me understanding why. I know now that it's because I was trying to do what other people were having luck with and that's not ever going to work consistently for me due to the way my brain is set up.
I have it n my interest are music n football