Autism Is Part Of Who I Am.

I'm A Big Believer In Getting Kids Involved In Things Where There's A Shared Interest Because That's Where They Can Have Friends.

I Know A Lot Of Animal Communicators And I Think A Lot Of Them Are Just Good Behaviorists Because They Pick Up On A Lot Little Posture Things Like How The Eyes Look, The Posture Of The Cat Ears, Is It Tense? They're Picking Up Just A Lot Of Their Body Cues From The Dog, The Cat Or The Horse.

I Don't Like The Way Most People Think. It's Imprecise. I Find That When Parents Ask Me Questions, They Ask Very Imprecise Questions. They Say, "my Kid Has Behavioral Problems At School." Well, I Have To Say, "what Kind Of Problems? Is He Hitting? Is He Rude? Does He Rock In Class?" I Need To Narrow Questions To Specifics. I Am Very Pragmatic And Intellectual, Not Emotional. I Do Get Great Satisfaction When A Parent Says, "i Read Your Book, And It Really Helped Me."

In An Ideal World The Scientist Should Find A Method To Prevent The Most Severe Forms Of Autism But Allow The Milder Forms To Survive. After All, The Really Social People Did Not Invent The First Stone Spear. It Was Probably Invented By An Aspie Who Chipped Away At Rocks While The Other People Socialized Around The Campfire. Without Autism Traits We Might Still Be Living In Caves.

I Don’t Want My Thoughts To Die With Me, I Want To Have Done Something. I’m Not Interested In Power, Or Piles Of Money. I Want To Leave Something Behind. I Want To Make A Positive Contribution - Know That My Life Has Meaning.