Silas Eating Possible Autism Spectrum Disorder.. This is what happens when i do not feed silas on my lap... he has a very hard time being still. it is like his brian is still going a hundred miles a hour and he cant concentrate to eat..it took hi...
This there really an autism spectrum disorder epidemic?
ok so yesterday on austismspeaks.org i read that from parental interviews 1 and 91 children in America are diagnosed with Autism. This is shocking because previously it was 1 and 150 children in America. Is it possible that autism is on a dangerous rise in our country? If so what does this mean for America's future adults?
Can People with autism spectrum disorder live on their own?
I would like to know this because I have a ASD and I was wondering if I could live on my own. from what I have heard most people with ASD live in a group home and they need support. But I don't need that relay so I was wondering if I might need It. I am 16 guy and concerned about Independence.
Are these signs of an autism spectrum disorder?
PS Please do not give a thumbs down to anyone, as my contacts are going to successfully make me laugh.My older brother now 45 had superacute hearing as a kid, which I have heard is associated with some forms of autism. He had high intelligence, was very verbal in that he was good with words, but he was delayed in learning to speak. The thing that I am most curious about is that he could sometimes get so upset with little things that he would " spaz out" to an unreasonable degree. We got a pony and the reins go from the bridle to the back of the neck. Jerry heard somewhere that you had to take the reins individually, move them back, and can then tie them in a knot. My dad left them tied from the first time we used the reins and just took them above her neck and rested them on her back. The reins ended up exactly the same place and the pony didn't care one way or another. He absolutely freaked out because it wasn't done the way he had heard it should be done. BTW, he was about 5 orr 6 when this happened. He is now bipolar and not doing well at all physically and emotionally because he won't take meds. His behavior as a kid may be the result of his mental illness, but the super acute hearing makes me wonder. So, autism or no? Thanks.
Is Perez Hilton really making fun of this girl who seems to have the autism spectrum disorder...?
...or something similar?Or is he uplifting her? Hard to tell. He's unpredictable to me. His video about her youtube.com watch?v vn9JFwL2 WUAnd is it right for ppl to tell her that she can sing?youtube.com watch?v zSbL8VqAje8youtube.com user tinaecmusic?blend 3& ob 4In this video, you can hear that she sings some of the lyrics ON KEY, I think she has potential if it is channeled correctly.youtube.com watch?v FUSr XCvIjkGiven 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.And THIS was saddening. I felt so sorry for her when she did this youtube.com watch?v D NuTnX7vyglauren I'd say
Could my 16 month old have autism spectrum disorder?
My son at 10 months was diagnosed with paroxysmal tonic upgaze ptu , and has started showing signs of autism. He never said a word or babbled until he was 1 year old, just after his first birthday he said " mama" then a few weeks later he said " dada." We was very excited that he had finally started talking. Then at 14months he started saying " ye" and " eya" but since using these words, " mama" and " dada" have gone? Ive really try to encourage him to say them, but his reply to everything is " ye" . When excited, he points to the ceiling, never pointed at anything else, just points up when excited. He also flaps his hands, not alot, but he does do it. One thing that he does alot is put his hands over his ears, and pats his head. Only does it at certain times, everytime he crys he does, and when certain songs and themes comes on the tele. He seems to ignore me alot, if he is busy with a toy or watching tv, i could shout his name at the top of my voice 30 times and he would not acknowlege me, and sometimes will look the 1st time. The ptu does sometimes cause speech delays. He has 2 cousins with severe autism. He does make eye contact, loves cuddles, and blows kisses when he hears love you, as we do this when we say love you. He doesnt line things up, he does stack things, but not for really long periods of time. Should i be concerned? Please, anybody with any info would be greatly appreciated.
What is Autism spectrum Disorder?
woundering what is Autism spectum disorder my parents have told me what it meanet but i dont knw really what it means still am 15 yrs old and am a female. things i do that other kdis don do are1 i don like thunder storms 2. i go to speech for my " r" and few others3. i like to be alone sometimes 4. i dont like to be with friends that much.5. the one i like to hang out the most is my mom6. the only different thing is i saw another kids with ASD and hey cant talk communicate at all buti can?and i have VERY good grades in school am going into 9th though7 am REALLy goo at communters 8. i interrupt my mom alot sometimes i dont even try to so are these some cause why i have ASDsry i dont have that good of spelling
How often is Selective Mutism misdiagnosed as an Autism spectrum disorder (ASD)?
I am a 17 year old high school student who was diagnosed with Aspergers syndrome 2 years ago. Despite being a normal adolescent and having normal friends through middle school, I later began to develope anxiety problems due to a series of traumatic events that occured while I was in junior high. I had always been a little shy in the past, but my social anxiety seemed to elevate drastically and I began to have difficulty with verbal non verbal expression and maintaining eye contact with people I spoke to. Social gestures I used to be able to do unconsciously I now have trouble with. I've become introverted and distant with everyone around me. I no longer have an intrest in pursuing social relationships for fear of rejection. As I walk past people, my body movements become stiff and akward due to the anxiety of being percieved as strange or disabled. I now have an immense fear of public humiliation and tend to do all that I can to avoid all social contact. Have I been misdiagnosed?At first, I embraced the diagnosis because it seemed to be the only explanation to my problems, but recently I've begun to examine my symptoms and they match the criteria for Selective Mutism exaxtly. I don't exhibit any of the repetitive behaviors that other individuals with ASD have. I am enrolled in a specialized school now but I feel maladjusted and desocialized. While normal people my age are maturing and pursuing happy lives, I cease to progress. I've become extremely depressed and have had thoughts of suicide. What should I do?
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