Quiz, Weds 8th December

[Shelley123]

Originally Posted by angieh

Is that your interpretation? If so, it could fit a vast number of people.

Angie, People on the spectrum are all said to have a triad of impairment, that is how ia diagnosis is made along with a history of development.
It is true that we all have features of ASD, i can recognise traits in myself

[dandysmom]

OOh, will piggyback on the good King!

[angieh]

Originally Posted by Squirrel

Aaah! One of the interesting things about an ASD is that it seems Everyone has a little of it in them... it's just those with actual diagnosis it goes that wee bit further and becomes a significant impairment.

So interesting ...... I'm sure that it's only these "oddnesses" that make us progress to any degree as a species. For example, I have only ever met one person who has synaesthesia - always seeing numbers etc in colours. She was an art teacher and a very able one.

[calismum]

me too - tad late I think tho'

[Squirrel]

Originally Posted by Shelley123

Angie, People on the spectrum are all said to have a triad of impairment, that is how ia diagnosis is made along with a history of development.
It is true that we all have features of ASD, i can recognise traits in myself

I could say similar, but would get no points for doing so... I've got AS - very mildly and often not noticable even by my closest friends, but a psych diagnosed me, so there no mistake...

[Squirrel]

Yup - the Good King W... whose name I can never actually spell was based on the story of a man actually christened Václav

[Shelley123]

sometimes people on the spectrum can focus so intently on one are that they are high achievers, like Bill Gates

[angieh]

I would say potential pioneers ...............................

[Squirrel]

Again, topically, Q4) Who is the patron saint of Cats?

[calismum]

St Gertrude..............