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Which advice would you give to someone who has just been diagnosed with Asperger Syndrome?
Advice for the newly diagnosed with Asperger Syndrome, written by people who have lived it. What they wish they had known on day one.
Asperger's syndrome is not an illness live life to its fullest and don't use the diagnosis as an excuse. Anyone can achieve their dreams
Posted May 18, 2017 by Sarah Jane 5070
Asperger’s makes some things harder but you can STILL have a full fulfilling life
Posted Nov 20, 2019 by Amy 13500
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I would advise to take it easy. With a lot of calm and introspection.
I would advise to do a recount of the life up to the time of diagnosis. That helps to get rid of certain sins, if any, for having acted in a way that we consider wrong and that it was simply the best thing that could have made taking into account the characteristics of people with Asperger's Syndrome and his way to face the world.
I would advise to work "areas-problem" individuals. We are all different and we have differences within the diagnosis.
I would advise not to tell in a first time to all people. Most will not understand. But the immediate family if you must know. That helps to information about Asperger's Syndrome and the acceptance of differences.
I would advise you to join support groups in your community from people with the same condition.
I would advise to do a recount of the life up to the time of diagnosis. That helps to get rid of certain sins, if any, for having acted in a way that we consider wrong and that it was simply the best thing that could have made taking into account the characteristics of people with Asperger's Syndrome and his way to face the world.
I would advise to work "areas-problem" individuals. We are all different and we have differences within the diagnosis.
I would advise not to tell in a first time to all people. Most will not understand. But the immediate family if you must know. That helps to information about Asperger's Syndrome and the acceptance of differences.
I would advise you to join support groups in your community from people with the same condition.
Posted Jul 22, 2017 by Jhoanna 2000
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Informed by reliable sources ( not the internet ), centers of expertise ( example Foundation Friends of Barcelona) to meet people with the same disorder and do a follow-up psychological to accept such a condition and to live it in the best way possible.
Posted Sep 1, 2017 by Montserrat Manresa Boixet 2050
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accept the condition and not treat it as a disease because it is not, and they do everything they can to improve the quality of life of the person.
Posted Oct 27, 2017 by Sandra 2900
