Autism & Pediatric Diseases : Symptoms of Asperger's Autism

Asperger's disorder in autism impairs a person's ability to interact with other people and their surrounding environment. Find out how a child with Asperger's disorder can be expected to achieve normal cognitive milestones with help from a practicing pediatrician in this free video on pediatrics and Asperger's autism.

Expert: David Hill
Contact: www.capefearpediatrics.com
Bio: Dr. David Hill is a fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics and vice president of Cape Fear Pediatrics in Wilmington, N.C.
Filmmaker: Reel Media LLC

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[FTWinnable]

you look funny plz take off that tie

[Mastermind12358]

nice tie x'D ....

[jmegrl17]

@TheAlexander356 no its something your born with. you always had it. BUT an autistic persons brain can go through some drastic changes during the healing process. i watched a video about a girl that was in an accident and her aspergers symptoms got better im assuming that for you they got worse. (when i say "better" and "worse" im not trying to say that her aspergers went away or that all autistic symptoms are bad. im just saying that the symptom changes affected her in a positively)

[xsjadosmike]

Thanks alot for the info.. that sounds exactly like my confusing life

[ob1knope]

Thank you for the information. You tube is more than "stupid stunk" and idiots

[ickefes]

@FTWinnable Nah. That tie is cool and gives him character, I think.

[Loveblessing1]

This guy is good looking. Yay.

[GoofyVal]

Autism is NOT a DISEASE!

[TheAlexander356]

@TheAlexander356 btw that post was not meant to be insulting, I just read that a physical blow to the head has been speculated to sometimes give someone Asperger's.

[TheAlexander356]

SWEET, this is just what I was looking for. Someone informative whom I can ask a question:

When I was 5 years old I remember playing with a friend on an empty boat trailer, standing up and hitting the back of my head on the metal, going unconscious and having to get stitches and still have a scar. I was wondering if it is >possible< that I was a NT kid before that but if that physical blow to the head could have given me Asperger's.

[Knollnase]

jeez, this doctor portrays asperger like its some disease that makes you unable to talk to others ... of course its different, but you dont have to talk about it like its cancer or you have a tumor or something its nothing bad ...

[RDezicle]

Thats what I've been looking into also! I've been looking into alot of church history and other things, I've always been good at that, but as you know the basic things I struggle with