--- Sonja van Baardwijk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Last week I've seen a BBC documentary on a single parent family with 7
kids. Of these 7, 4 kids (the boys) had various hereditary
disfunctions/diseases/handicaps. One thing they had in common was that
they all had autism in one form or
Jan Coffey wrote:
One does not have to be autistic to have a hightened sense for such things as
flickering lights or shrill electronics. The average person can only see
flicker below some frequency (can't remember what it si just now) and the
above average person can only here between 20 Htz
Last week I've seen a BBC documentary on a single parent family with 7
kids. Of these 7, 4 kids (the boys) had various hereditary
disfunctions/diseases/handicaps. One thing they had in common was that
they all had autism in one form or another, with dyslexia being just one
of the problems that
