Thanks for the comment and I hope with your diagnosis comes some comfort (I am also 33). There's a saying that I think is worth repeating here: "If you've met

Thanks for the comment and I hope with your diagnosis comes some comfort (I am also 33). There's a saying that I think is worth repeating here: "If you've met one person with Autism, you've met one person with Autism". Really is hard to generalize in this population. My statement is really geared toward the parents who suspect something but are either scared or waiting for things to change on their own. I just want them to know that it's not a huge burden to go speak with a professional and it may make a big impact. I didn't mean for it to sound as if not doing so would condemn you child... I just mean that it's a small investment (getting checked) with a potentially big payoff (early therapy).