Posted By: MTness on 2008-01-09
In Reply to: Not twitching, but... - A little worried

in a previous e-mail - unbelievable! A few posts above I spoke of a story I just read about a wife whose husband was diagnosed with Asperber's at age 60 after leading a full functioning life.

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