Looking for Asperger young adults 15-25 to tell their story!

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Hi! I'm Heather, a girl with Apergers,, and am 17 years old! Nice to meet you. (shakes hand) I am making a book, and would like to collect other autistic's people journey from childhood to adult hood. Just shoot me a message, or leave a post! I hope you will all join.

y think a 15 year old can tell you their journey from childhood to adulthood, but I could be wrong.

Why limit it to people 17-25. We have many older members here who have stories to tell that are not any less significant.

Hi, I'm 15 and would be willing to share *shakes hand back*.

What sort of thing would you like to know? Could you give us some examples please?

Hi I'm 22 and I would love to share. Don't listen to the posters who seem opposed to what you're doing, it's up to you how you want to seek ideas to write a book, it's a good step. Where do you want me to begin? I just don't want to start waffling on and boring you.

I am 30 now so might be a bit outside that bracket but, if you want my story of living life undaignosed and unaware of Asperger's then let me know and I will draft something up.

Either way, very best of luck with the book.

I'd actually go from 12-22.

I'm 25 and I can gaurentee you, I have far more in common with a 30 year old than someone that is 18.

Otherwise, I'd try to focus on people who still live with there parents, are still in school, were diagnose'd as a child, or some other range other than age as, we tend to develope in stages versus in years as nt's do, which I guess is a product of not adhering to social norms or the inn crowd.

I'm 22 and am interested in sharing. PM me with any questions
you have that are related to your book.

I'm Einfari, and I'm a 17(almost 18) year old aspie female. I'll share a bit about myself. PM me if you have questions.

If you PM me what you want to know I'll tell you what I can. 18 year old female aspie.

I'd like to help

I would like to share, please pm me more about what you would like to know?

As said, it depends what you want to know, and whether I'd be able to tell you since it's sort of ongoing.

Yeah, I'd be willing to share too, I'm 19. Ask anything you want to know.

I'd love to see a book that compares younger people who were diagnosed very young compared with older people who were diagnosed much later, and the differences it makes with their journeys and how they can help each other.

Good luck with your book, hope it goes well (I am too old)

Same here!!