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My Autism Life with Asperger Syndrome
by Emily
The day to day problematic interactions by someone with Asperger Syndrome.I will give accounts of when I have been part of conversations/situations where I have been overly literal that have led to misunderstandings. I will describe what happens when I try to say something in groups of people. Also the complexities that come when trying to work out what to say in any situation. After listening to this podcast I would like to think you will learn that people who have Asperger Syndrome/(Level 1) Autistic Spectrum Disorder are not really able to mask their communication/social difficulties.
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Episode 11
The difficulties of my voice in everyday situations eg. ordering in cafes etc.
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Episode 10
A very difficult situation during a tennis session. Including not the usual tennis coach and a moment of playing panic.
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Episode 9
Meeting someone I know whilst walking home.
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Episode 8
Reacting to a compliment at tennis.
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Episode 7
An awkward start with a new member of staff at voluntary work.
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Episode 6
Talking to Mark at my voluntary work and managing a sneeze from Matilda who entered the office mid conversation.
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Episode 5
A bit of verbal 'noise'
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Episode 4
A 'literal' breakdown in communication.
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Episode 3
Making a shop purchase.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
The day to day problematic interactions by someone with Asperger Syndrome.I will give accounts of when I have been part of conversations/situations where I have been overly literal that have led to misunderstandings. I will describe what happens when I try to say something in groups of people. Also the complexities that come when trying to work out what to say in any situation. After listening to this podcast I would like to think you will learn that people who have Asperger Syndrome/(Level 1) Autistic Spectrum Disorder are not really able to mask their communication/social difficulties.
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Emily
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