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My son would do these things too in his angry moments and would say really hurtful things...finally I understood he didn't mean them but it was his "go to" when he grew out of putting his foot or hand through a wall. One night we were into it and he was saying those hurtful things and I just...

I agree! Thanks for explaining it much better than I ever could!

I would love to hear what it's like from the inside, Gypsy! I've often wondered just how his thought processes occur because they are so different than are ours. Not bad, just very different. When he was younger it was more pronounced in his verbal patterns and mannerisms but now, as an...

From what I understand about this type of autism, the part of the brain that deals with self-analysis and adjustment of behavior in the social learning process is underdeveloped~meaning that it isn't just simple denial for these Aspies because they don't have the same computer chip that we do...

Quote: This was the book that made me finally realize that my grown son had Aspergers....we just didn't know what to call it all those years. As I read the book, I'd call my mother and say, "Listen to this! Who does that sound like?" She would reply, "Joel!" Good book and an amazing story!