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Very good - I've posted it on my facebook and twitter.

Beeping, in the beginning, hurt my ear! too loud!

but besides that, where are they? 3200 prospect can be pennyslvania or washington DC...

good video BTW

I've watched this several times and have really enjoyed it.

I still think you need to be thinking about a feature.

this is a really good documentary

I specially concomitant to you talking active the state of exhaustion you can get as a ensue of socialising. I guess umpteen of us can link to that.
As a mother, I also mat really redoubtable of your mum - who apparently rosaceous to the more challenges she visaged with the instruction group, approving you up and supporting you in those proterozoic period. That is a great action, and not prosperous to do, when others - through ignorance - prospect ASD's in kids as a lesson and not a developmental printing.

I watched this... fantastic... inspirational.. great documentary.

Very good documentary, thanks for sharing! I will begin to share this as well.

great documentary

cool video graphic

Really nice bit of work, Alex. Thanks for your work, I share gladly.

Thanks Alex! Great job paraphrasing a big part of what I go through daily!

At first I thought it was going to be like one those crappy TV documentaries..
But you impressed me with this video good sir! Bravo!
And I'm not usually impressed by anything autism awareness.

Watching this made me wish I could give you a cookie! I hope you have more luck with feeling like you can be yourself around your friends.

The varied spectrum of mind, unique perspective.. maybe we are the ones that are mean to guide the next generation?

About expending energy to be normal around other people, even friends, I'm definitely the same way. Before being diagnosed I tried to check people out at a register and the more I pretended to be normal and try as hard as I could to be social and respect some of the dumb customers the come in my line off and on. I progressively got worse, because it drained me more and more. It sapped my energy and the more it did that, the more I didn't care and the more I didn't care....well I lost that job. The boss only kept me, because he was hoping I'd get better. He had no idea about my Asperger's and at the time I didn't really know it either. I was still working on anxiety.

It's extremely wonderful to have something to share that actually provides information on autism.