Asperger’s syndrome

Asperger’s syndrome has been explored in a number of creative ways in recent years but many people in the community are still relatively unaware of the impact of the syndrome on the individual’s life. 

Dean Groom posted this video on the weekend. It resounds with me too.

It is both informative and a good short animation. 

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more about “Aspergers syndrome“, posted with vodpod

 

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