Re: I got two books today!

[Guest guest]

tell me how do you like them when you read them. Have you notice that

lots of people here like books?

>

I think there's actually research out there that looks into that.

I do know that while autism does not discriminate by colour, race, or creed,

it does tend to appear more often in families with higher education or the

intellegence required to pursue higher education. <shrug>

Jacquie

[Guest guest]

I just picked it up too at the library. Anyone wanna race and see who gets

done first? BAHAHAHA

[Guest guest]

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> ok, i gotta ask ... who is Tony Attwood?

>

Hey, isn't anyone gonna answer 's question. I mean I am two days

late here! (maybe I deleted the answer?)

Tony Attwood is probably the best know Asperger Syndrome expert. He has

written a book called Asperger Syndrome: A Guide for Parents and

Professionals, and has written a number of articles on it. I gather he is a

good speaker and he does a fair amount of lecturing.

Salli

[Guest guest]

who is Tony Attwood?>>>

Glad asked because I didn't know who he is either. Are his books a

good read?

Like I need more books, I have 2 king books, 1 Grisham book and 1

Cornwell book sitting on my desk just waiting to be read. I have 1 SK book going

now plus a Stanley Greenspan book and a few magazines but reading is good for

the soul right? I hope to get to the library today to get a few more books on

Autism too.

Re: I got two books today!

>

> ok, i gotta ask ... who is Tony Attwood?

>

Hey, isn't anyone gonna answer 's question. I mean I am two days

late here! (maybe I deleted the answer?)

Tony Attwood is probably the best know Asperger Syndrome expert. He has

written a book called Asperger Syndrome: A Guide for Parents and

Professionals, and has written a number of articles on it. I gather he is a

good speaker and he does a fair amount of lecturing.

Salli

[Guest guest]

Thanks, Salli!

(I'm usually up on this stuff)

(SAHM in GA)

MSN elizabethloht@...

n 33, mo, no formal dx

Phoebe, 11 wks

Re: I got two books today!

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> > ok, i gotta ask ... who is Tony Attwood?

> >

> Hey, isn't anyone gonna answer 's question. I mean I am two days

> late here! (maybe I deleted the answer?)

>

> Tony Attwood is probably the best know Asperger Syndrome expert. He has

> written a book called Asperger Syndrome: A Guide for Parents and

> Professionals, and has written a number of articles on it. I gather he is

a

> good speaker and he does a fair amount of lecturing.

>

> Salli

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[Guest guest]

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> who is Tony Attwood?>>>

>

> Glad asked because I didn't know who he is either. Are his books

a good read?

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He's pretty readable.

Salli

[Guest guest]

Right behind you at page 250. I only stopped cause I knew the email would be

over powering if I waited till tomorrow. You may beat me since we are going

to Sesame Place tomorrow. (For FREE )

[Guest guest]

> I'm on page 52. Unless you're done by now I just might since is

> sleeping. It's my only talent. Reading at the speed of light! Or should

I

> say dark? It's a very marketable skill NOT.

I'm on page 298. (of course, I got it more than a week before you did and

neglected it during the first hundred pages, reading only before bed)

It really has got me. At one point today I gasped, smacked my hand to my

chest while my eyes filled with tears...dh remarked, " am I going to have to

take that away from you? "

At this point, I still don't know if he's going to take the treatment or

not. There have been a lot of arguments for and against put forth -- among

the 'a team', NOT from Mr Crenshaw -- but I DON'T want him to!!!!! Who

knows, though -- maybe I'll change my mind. AFter all, there are still 42

pages to go... and a lot can get said in 42 pages, especially by Lou.

Jacquie

[Guest guest]

> knows, though -- maybe I'll change my mind. AFter all, there are still 42

> pages to go... and a lot can get said in 42 pages, especially by Lou.

nobody worry -- I won't spoil it for anyone when I'm done -- and neither

will ! :-D

Jacquie

[Guest guest]

A murder mystery, Salli!!! What one? I love murder mysteries and am always

looking for good ones I haven't yet read.

Janae, who is not working this summer and has 3 months of reading

, 10, ADD

Jake, 7, autism

[Guest guest]

I got it from the library yesterday too, but I promise I won't give away

the ending.

Maggie

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