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Having autism is trying to climb the highest mountain. Having ASD is hard to understand a person who has the condition. I want to be with a person who really understands day to day objectives and love them for what the are. My ex partner is doesn't really understands me. I am a mom of 2, I am trying to have my son diganosed to see if he has ASD.
 
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Having mild ASD by 1% makes a difference in a person life. The challenges that a person must go through is very hard. Autism must be top a gender in this world and people voices must be heard. Mental health issues of all types are let down. If you haven't got a mental health you will get on with life.
 
Welcome to AC! You will find plenty of people here who understand the day to day challenges of ASD. How old is your son? My 6 year old and 4 year old were diagnosed with ASD last year. One is doing great with therapy; the other one not so much. Like you said, autism is a struggle.
 
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