In 2001, I was diagnosed with Asperger's Syndrome, and I became an educational statistic. In other words, I was one child out of 150 that had to struggle through being delayed in their gross motor, fine motor, and speech because of the diagnostics. Routine work that I needed to accomplish, such as writing my name, was extremely difficult. Thanks to the encouragement of my parents, teachers, and therapists, I did not know how far I would come, and how much I would learn.
I was born on March 4th, 1998 in Buffalo, NY. After I had reached 18 months, I had lost my ability to walk and speak. My parents had me tested, and sure enough I became one more figure. It was extremely difficult to think even now that I was one in 150 children.
I was born on March 4th, 1998 in Buffalo, NY. After I had reached 18 months, I had lost my ability to walk and speak. My parents had me tested, and sure enough I became one more figure. It was extremely difficult to think even now that I was one in 150 children.