Quote:Maybe MJF has a very unique and rare form of AS, and not the common form that most people have.

 

She could have some of the common symptoms that others have, but she also has other, more rare symptoms that are not found but in the rarest of rare people with AS.

 

Just a rare type of AS, that very few have.

 

Or maybe, just maybe, she was misdiagnosed.

 

There is no "rare form of AS." The disorder manifests itself in different ways for different people (I think that's the right word). No two Aspies are affected exactly the same way. For example not all Aspies hate having their toenails clipped. Experts now lump five related conditions together as "autism spectrum disorders," so people can say I am "on the autistic spectrum" whether I have AS or not. Does that make sense?

 

Quote:So at times she has complimentary AS, and other times she has selective AS.

 

Interesting.

 

I have no idea what you are talking about. There is only one AS.

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