[Empire_of_Liberty]

I wondered if it meant he would be unable to get a drivers license. I do not know how debilitating it is. For some reason he had his brother’s.

I do not know if the condition is commonly treated with medication, or with what medications.

[Conservativegreatgrandma]

My grandson was diagnosed as "autistic" as a young boy. Now, I'd think Asperbergers is more appropriate. He has never been on any medication. He has a driver's license and he's ready to graduate from college. He was popular in HS. He is too attached to his computer, but that could probably describe a lot of humans.

I have never heard him raise his voice, his mom says he's been a lot easier to raise than the two girls.

I wish they'd move on from this but I really believe the common thread is the drugs. Just stay away from the drugs--they do more harm than good but doctors don't know anything else.