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Is there any way to help these kids with asperger syndrome?what kind of research do you do? I didn`t know there were so many kids out there with this syndrome.
please i have grandson who was first diagnosed with austim high functioning by a neorologist then after three years, the pontiac school spychology said that he just has cognitive and language problems....please these people do not pin point what really what grandson suffer...he still a fussy boy getting tantrums and repetive behavior,speach delays, make weird noises and was delay in potty train....please help us....
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