Autism

He's not autistic

The case is most likely that you are a paranoid schizophrenic suffering from irrational delusions of the people you encounter.

Paranoid schizophrenia is treatable with psychiatric counseling and medications, and given the proper dosage of both, your delusions should cease or at least become more easily dismissed.

However, I would need to bring you in for a full evaluation to confirm this hypothesis.

Source: Clinical psychiatrist of 13 years

Temple Grandin was born with autism, which is a neurological condition that affects brain development. The exact cause of autism is not fully understood, but it is believed to involve a combination of genetic and environmental factors.

I wouldn't reccomend it. I have a severly autistic cousin. autistic children tend not to listen to instruction very well. I'de be afraid that the child would get hurt. Try either horse-back riding or music. They are many places where disabled children can ride and it really makes them happy and its safe. My cousin love smusic though. He connects with it very well and it helps him understand things better.

It depends on the autistic person and whether they are accused of card-counting or similar. Many Autistic people are extremely intelligent in math. Not all, but most of them are. And casinos generally do not want customers to get rich so quickly so that would give them a reason to ban autistic people from casinos. Maybe it's true, maybe not, but it seems very likely.

yes. although his case is not as severe as most, he is in fact autistic.

It depends. If the person is under the age of 7, or has a problem with seizures, screens, or others like these, then it is not safe. (Although there is an option to restrict 3d.)

Yes, it is very common for Autistic adults to have gone throughout their lives without knowing that they were Autistic. It was believed that Autism only occurred in boys, that a person was only Autistic if they behaved in a way common in those more severely impacted by Autism, and Autism was not widely known about a few decades ago...thus often people don't realize they're Autistic. Many adults do not realize that they're Autistic until their children are diagnosed and they start to learn more about Autism, thus recognize characteristics in themselves.

no

I think he might have high functioning autism. I was just recently at a film premier called bones brigade and in the film he had a bunch of interviews where he spoke a lot he seemed like he had some sort of autism, the way he spoke, compulsive hand movements lightly hitting his face every now and then, and at the beginning of the film he stated that "in school the teachers would look at me as an out cast, a very quiet kid in the back would rebel, what was wrong with the kid, could he be autistic?" i actually met him at the premier and being an aspie myself, who has been around many autistic people, I could really sense it in him.

Sure, I dont see why not.

Many child support questions are truly dependent on the state that you reside in.

In many instances, if the child is disabled and proven to be autistic, if you have not received SSI (maybe you are limited based on your income); now would be the time to apply for it. Also, in some states, if a child is disabled the non-custodial parent could be liable to continue paying child support until the child reaches the age of 21. Just understand that it usually has to be court ordered by a judge since the disability acts as an extenuating circumstance.

Richard Borcherds, a British mathematician who won the Field's Medal (a mathematics honor) in 1998, has been officially diagnosed with Asperger's Syndrome.

Mathematicians who cannot be diagnosed with it because they are already dead, but have some symptoms, are:

Bertrand Russell, British mathematician and philosopher

Kurt Gödel, Austrian-American mathematician and philosopher

Alan Turing, British mathematician

Lewis Carroll, British writer and mathematician

Isaac Newton, British mathematician, physicist, and astronomer

Srinivasa Ramanujan, Indian mathematician

No. Autism gives no special power to select a custodial parent. If a decision must be made and it cannot be made with the consent and agreement of the parents then the court will decide.

Best selling author and industrial designer whose own autism inspired her work of alleviating human and animal stress.

I think we were always considered people but many people did (and a considerable amount still do) see us as lesser beings because we were different to them or lacked social skills.

I think even in an autistic society some will treat typical people as lesser because I know some autistic people (mainly on autistic networks) who can't stand typical people because of cultural differences(although our cultural differences are considered strange because we look like everyone from the culture we were born into)

A lot of Autistic people have severe sleeping problems.

Autistic people tend to have lower levels of melatonin which is the chemical responsible for telling the body when to sleep, Autistic people can often get caught-up in what they're doing so lose track of time, Executive Dysfunction can make it hard to keep a bedtime routine, and Autism people often have problems 'turning off' their brain in order to sleep. Some autistic people have no problems, but most Autistic people will experience sleeping problems at least once during their lives.

He was suspected to have autism, but he showed no signs of it. However, he suffered from several serious mental health disorders resulting in paranoia, megalomania, etc.

yes

St. Elsewhere

Yes, Maurice John Moses L.L.P. C.S.W. is a psychologist in Michigan. He is based in Lansing and works with Autistic and behavioral challenged children. Very good at what he does. Doesn't push drugs, he looks more into how to help on the sensory level first.

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Albert Einstein

No, he and his brother Ben both have Cerebral Palsy.