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I wanted to say thank you for info. I have just put all the pieces of a puzzle together and understand why parenting Richard (14) has been so hard, although he continues to delight me in so many unique ways, and also why my marriage to his father failed. I feel relieved, sad, positive and anxious all at the same time. Also - I feel guilty that this was not picked up sooner as the symptoms were there from the day he was born. Life has not always been easy for a child that is as different and unique as he is. Kind regards Elizabeth ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I am looking forward to your next radio show and can't express my gratitude for your site and especially the social stories.  Those have been great! Gratefully, Stacy ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ My 15 yr old step son has asperger. He is obsessed with XBox. He does not want to do school work and often throws horrible temper tantrums at school, tries to run away, throws desks etc if he thin

Aspergers Children and School Phobia

Most Aspergers (high functioning autism) children at some time in their school career are challenged by anxiety. School phobia (known to professionals as school refusal), a complex and extreme form of anxiety about going to school (but not of the school itself as the name suggests), can have many causes and can include related anxiety disorders such as agoraphobia and selective mutism. Click here for the full article...