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For those who might not know, Asperger's syndrome is allegedly a form of autism refered to as "high-functioning autism." Because there is much more to learn yet about autism and Aspergers, this debate most likely will continue for some time. --[[User:Faithfilly|Faithfilly]] 06:39, 30 May 2008 (EDT)
For those who might not know, Asperger's syndrome is allegedly a form of autism refered to as "high-functioning autism." Because there is much more to learn yet about autism and Aspergers, this debate most likely will continue for some time. --[[User:Faithfilly|Faithfilly]] 06:39, 30 May 2008 (EDT)
Hi Faithfully, Asperger's syndrom and High Fuctioning Autism are two seperate syndroms. There are differences, although they are similar. A kid with asperger's syndrom has no speech delays, and has a average to above average intellegence level. [[User:MartialArtist|MartialArtist]] 20:46, 1 November 2008 (EDT)
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