I have got a son 22yrs old with Autistic spectrum disorder
janethague
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Hi I have got a son 22yrs old with Autistic spectrum disorder and it as been very hard at time some days its easy and other days well this condition is getting Advertised more than ever now when my son was diagnosed with this he was 11yrs then was left to carry on with our lives with no help at all so with kids today should be getting the help that they need
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Hello @janethague Pleased to meet you welcome. Thank you for sharing your story.
I understand as do the community.
Have you seen our community information on ASD. Specific conditions. Information and posts, threads.
Please ask the community anything.
We are a friendly supportive community.
Hope you can get the help and support you need.
Take care
@thespiceman
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Hello @janethague and welcome to the community.
Should be, unfortunately too often it is not the case.0 -
Hello Janet @janethague and a warm welcome to the community. Very good to have you with us.
These days, I'm afraid, support is poor for pretty much everybody. You might like to have a look at our discussion forum on Autism, where I'm sure you'll meet a lot of others who can relate to what you and your son are going through.
Warmest best wishes to you,
Richard
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Hi, I was diagnosed with autism (aspergers) at 32 years old. I’m now 33. I am also finding any kind of support hard to find. You should have a look at “the princes trust” https://www.princes-trust.org.uk/help-for-young-people/get-job
they help help people with disabilities get into the right kind of employment.
My 20’s was externally hard for me so I can relate. Please feel free to msg me for any advise. Or if your son would like to ask any questions. I have found mechanism to help with being in your 20’s in a Nurotipicle world.2
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