HAD and asperger's syndrome Posted: 05-14-08 03:03am
Question, im 31 male i belive i suffer
from H.A.D.= Hyperactive disorder, this i
can deal with as its part of my
personality, bbut ive just found out that
the boarding school i was sent to was for
asperger's syndrome...
so im wondering if any one knows if there
is a link between asperger's syndrome and
H.A.D ? and do people with asperger's
syndrome know they have it, and what
exsacly is it? in layman's terms...
cheers
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ObserveWithCouth
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Joined: 27 May 2008 Posts: 5
Posted: 05-27-08 12:31pm
Aspberger's syndrome is really just a very
mild form of Autism (not so accurate, but
you asked for it in layman's terms). There
are operating university professor's
who've got Aspberger's syndrome.
Essentially it's Autism without Mental
Retardation and the severely impaired
motor skills.
I've never heard of H.A.D, Im not even
sure if it's a recognized diagnosis in the
diagnostic and statistical manual of
mental disorders. But I know that A.D.D.
and A.D.H.D are only related to
Aspberger's in that they're viewed as
mental disorders.
You may be suffering from adult attention
deficit disorder, which is just a.d.h.d
that's gone undiagnosed. But if it isn't
affecting your career or personal life in
a negative way, don't worry about it.
Google Aspberger's if you want the full
story.
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antigone
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Posted: 05-30-08 00:53am
Many of the neurological and mental
disorders can overlap and can be comorbid
diagnosis (diagnosis that occur together).
This is not uncommon. It is entirely
possible to have Asperger's syndrome and
have a hyperactive disorder. Do a google
search on Asperger's syndrome. There is
lots of information about it on the net.
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