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Old 11-30-2007, 09:11 AM #1
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Smile Hiya
I am a new member to NeuroTalk. I am a member of PsychCentral and wandered over here.

I have several Psych disorders and have a nephew that has aspergers.

I am doing my final project in my HTML class on Aspergers. I want it to show the more personal side of Aspergers. So if any of you want to help me out I would appreciate it greatly.

After all the reading I've been doing it makes me wonder if if maybe i don't have some of the tendencies towards it myself but if my doc isnt worried about it then I'm not going to be either.

I hope to make some new friends here.

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