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Would you be interested in a sub-forum for NVLD/NLD issues?
Yes 47%  47%  [ 7 ]
No 27%  27%  [ 4 ]
What's NVLD? 20%  20%  [ 3 ]
The OP sucks. 7%  7%  [ 1 ]
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14 Feb 2013, 12:46 am

How many people would be interested in this?



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06 Mar 2013, 11:15 am

Is NLVD short for 'invalid'?

(as in 'bedridden person'. Not as in 'thats an invalid statement'.)



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08 Mar 2013, 5:54 am

it seems like it would fit in this area of the forum:

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If you have Bipolar, Tourettes, or another condition, please make Wrong Planet your home! We welcome all neurodiverse individuals, with or without Autism! Have something other than Autism? This is your place!


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08 Mar 2013, 9:35 pm

to the very best of my knowledge non verbal learning disabilities are part of the autism spectrum anyway.i would view every forum as yours anyway.i suspect many unDXed aspies have NVLD's


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21 Mar 2013, 12:56 pm

or how bout a separate subforum for learning disabilities in general for that aspect of autism and nlvd (executive functioning issues attention issues ect.)