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millie
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17 Jan 2010, 3:35 pm

Hey thanks. I was emailed by someone in queensland who said there was a day on.
I just emailed Stef (Evans) from ASA to find out.

I will let you know.
Apologies if I posted up incorrect info. :)

saying that...there is a Women and Girls Social Day in Brisbane in March. And this does not have bit registration fees, but is an informal get together. May be a bit far for some. But the welcome and invitation is there.



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22 Jan 2010, 1:43 am

Hello everyone,

I live on the Gold Coast and I have just been diagnosed with Residual Asperger's. I feel relieved and happy :D. It would be good to meet others in the future sometime. I would especially like to meet other Aspie young adult females like me.



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22 Jan 2010, 6:25 pm

We're getting quite a few responses from people in the area. So, how many current WP members does that make on the Gold Coast? 4?


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24 Jan 2010, 8:33 pm

Koala_girl wrote:
Hello everyone,

I live on the Gold Coast and I have just been diagnosed with Residual Asperger's. I feel relieved and happy :D. It would be good to meet others in the future sometime. I would especially like to meet other Aspie young adult females like me.


residual aspergers?

I used to live on the sunshine coast :P

and have cousins on the gold coast :)

Im in NZ now



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28 Jan 2010, 8:54 pm

I'm at Kangaroo Point, apologies I've been in "nut job " mode for quite some time (severe mental breakdown) so many of my "contributions" here have been quite :roll: though all is 8) now :)

Will put a photo up of myself when I manage to locate my camera , come on guys and girls put a photo up , don't be shy show yourselves :)

If it's a big group I'd be interested 8) I'll keep track of this thread OR PM me if you wish. :)



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28 Jan 2010, 9:00 pm

out that neither of us was an axe-murderer ...

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28 Jan 2010, 9:12 pm

be honest, after reading all the posts I'm a little confused/overwhelmed, but that's because talk of socialising with so many people does that.


Ditto A lady member here who shall remain nameless said she used to attend the WP meet ups and the men their ether irritated her OR aroused her self pity ,if she where to meet me I'd more than likely irritate her AND arouse her self pity!

I cut and paste her thoughts in a "lack confidence thread" and she apologised :lol: If I attend will I have these thoughts repeatedly going on in my mind?



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31 Jan 2010, 7:54 pm

Cut and paste:

Posted: Wed Dec 17, 2008 3:21 pm Post subject: Hi

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Hi Catrina,

It Stewart, we meet at the last dinner. in Werribee.

It was great to meet you and all the other Aspies.

For me it was an amazing experience, all of my life I have hated social functions, but this was sooooo different, even though it went for 2 1/2 hours it seemed like 10 minutes, I was disappointed when it finished.

I have been trying to work out why I enjoyed it so much, and the only thing I can put it down to, was that I felt safe for some reason. When Im at a social function with NT's I feel threatened.


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01 Feb 2010, 3:13 am

damn, i wish i lived in queensland.

guess i'll just have to organise a meeting with my multiple personalities... unfortunately, we're not on speaking terms.



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13 Feb 2010, 4:23 pm

I'd be interested in a meet-up. I think Southbank would be a great place. We could bring along cards. I don't have any other board games, but would be interested if anyone did. My husband is also an aspie.



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14 Feb 2010, 11:30 pm

Monopoly? it's been like 20 + years since I've played it, are you up for it?



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21 Feb 2010, 10:07 am

I live in New Farm right near the valley.

Would also be interested in a meetup.

Are there support groups for aspies in Brisbane?

I'm struggling a bit lately. :/


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23 Feb 2010, 7:18 am

Brundisium wrote:
I live in New Farm right near the valley.

Would also be interested in a meetup.

Are there support groups for aspies in Brisbane?

I'm struggling a bit lately. :/


Hi there BrunDisium! :D

I Do know that there are groups in Brisbane. There is a Facebook group relating to Brisbane Aspergers group & they have a meeting in St Lucia. It ought to come up if you have a search on the name, or, you can always message me too for more Details. :)


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24 Feb 2010, 8:08 pm

mysassyself says:


there's a chance there's others on my wavelength nearby (or, reasonably so)

Your in good company, especially so with your interests ,I'd say definitely definitely turn up. Social anxieties may stop you from coming which is a shame, lack of education stops me from attending, due to circumstances (ill health 8O ing) way out of my control I have nothing!

So yeah I might give it a miss except for reading, video gaming and love of animals :) so much so I chose not to eat them (I'm vegan) I seem to share nothing in common with the people here.

As they say:

"meet one person with autism and you've met one person with autism"



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26 Feb 2010, 5:21 pm

Brundisium wrote:
I live in New Farm right near the valley.

Would also be interested in a meetup.

Are there support groups for aspies in Brisbane?

I'm struggling a bit lately. :/


hi Brundisium, i am on the south side of brisbane. i have not attended any group meets as such, but i have managed to catch up with syzygyish and mysassyself :thumleft:

if you want to catch up; go for a coffee, sandwich, beer + burger, or whatever... shoot me a PM.

i can find social situations with new people difficult, so you will have to excuse some apparent (though harmless) weirdness. haha


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26 Feb 2010, 9:33 pm

tektek wrote:
Brundisium wrote:
I live in New Farm right near the valley.

Would also be interested in a meetup.

Are there support groups for aspies in Brisbane?

I'm struggling a bit lately. :/


hi Brundisium, i am on the south side of brisbane. i have not attended any group meets as such, but i have managed to catch up with syzygyish and mysassyself :thumleft:

if you want to catch up; go for a coffee, sandwich, beer + burger, or whatever... shoot me a PM.

i can find social situations with new people difficult, so you will have to excuse some apparent (though harmless) weirdness. haha


Perhaps the four of us could meet up?

I feel a lot more comfortable when there's more people around, I don't have to come up with so much to say.

:lol:

It's nice to meet people who are as uncomfortable as I am, it makes me feel more comfortable with myself, which is odd, but good!


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