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Nikki Mellin · April 2, 2011 at 8:29 am
My kid was diagnosed with Asperger’s syndrome plus ADHD. A doctor,The Psychologist advised he lacks social skills, and yet this does not make any sense in my opinion because in the event that he’s with his grandparents including a few friends, heessentially performs really quite normal. Shouldn’t this kind of shows that he actually does possess the social skills and for whatever reason does not utilize them in many other places for reasons unknown..