QUOTE(limeuu @ Oct 24 2024, 11:17 AM)
It's now called ASD....autism spectrum disorder. As in any spectrum, you can have very mild cases (used to be called Asperger's) to the full blown autistic.
Is it more common? Probably no. Increased awareness makes it seem so.
Plus in the past, families just hide them at home.
Is it more common? Probably no. Increased awareness makes it seem so.
Plus in the past, families just hide them at home.
QUOTE(seather @ Oct 24 2024, 02:15 PM)
one of my kid has development issue so ayam sending him to EIP..
really good business that center.. got alot of kids with autism..
ayam oso seeing a education counselor for kids.. good business mang.. appointment need book 2 months in advance... and need pay deposit upfront and if u no show.. deposit burnt
personally, i think awareness and detection is better now.. plus parents not hiding it anymore...
This. really good business that center.. got alot of kids with autism..
ayam oso seeing a education counselor for kids.. good business mang.. appointment need book 2 months in advance... and need pay deposit upfront and if u no show.. deposit burnt
personally, i think awareness and detection is better now.. plus parents not hiding it anymore...
People tend to only credit increased awareness but don't credit increased exposure these days. Also the older we are, the more we are exposed to others. So we see more now than as kids.
I have also noticed increase of gay/lesbians these days compared to back then.
Also notice more OKU people (physically disabled ones), probably due to better facilities and equipment for them to be out and about.
Oct 24 2024, 04:33 PM

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