The world is a hostile place for people with disabilities The worst type of disabilities are the hidden disabitlies, These are disabilities where the human being who has the disability looks normal - but when you engege them they seem odd, aloof, strange and unsocialable. But being socialble is the foundation for all of life. It is essetnial to the forming of friendships, realtionatioinships, support, interests and even just fitting in. It is difficult enough without being offended. Yet it seem that there are people it's fine to offend and not even offer support to. My experience is that hte support is inadequate because those who need the support don't realise they do, and when they do it is too late. If I could ihrough to the peoole who make the decisiobs that effect these people - there might be a change in the way future support is designed and who can access the support I hope this goes somewhat closer to understanding aspergers syndrome through the eyes of aspergers human being who is on the scale, but what is keenly aware of themselves.
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The world is a hostile place for people with disabilities The worst type of disabilities are the hidden disabitlies, These are disabilities where the human being who has the disability looks normal - but when you engege them they seem odd, aloof, strange and unsocialable. But being socialble is the foundation for all of life. It is essetnial to the forming of friendships, realtionatioinships, support, interests and even just fitting in. It is difficult enough without being offended. Yet it seem that there are people it's fine to offend and not even offer support to. My experience is that hte support is inadequate because those who need the support don't realise they do, and when they do it is too late. If I could ihrough to the peoole who make the decisiobs that effect these people - there might be a change in the way future support is designed and who can access the support I hope this goes somewhat closer to understanding aspergers syndrome through the eyes of aspergers human being who is on the scale, but what is keenly aware of themselves.
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