hey mickey!

so, i just did a search for neuro-typical symtoms. i thought it might be nice.

astoundingly, however, no such comprehensive list appears on the internet. shocking. well, not one that I could find after spending 3 minutes with google, typing with one hand.

but i did find this, and, sadly, i thought, "...righty. well, the extremely poor wording of this might have to serve."

pathology is a powerful word, isn't it? oh, and so is mutation.

i have read before that d.c.d., among other things, is symptomatic of another root problem, but they need to start putting it better. and to be fair, maybe they did in the two years since this was published.

plus, i need more information about how an aspie rodent behaves. does he sit quietly doing sodoku in the corner of the cage? does he freak out when he's in a different place in the queue for the water bottle? does he line up his pieces of cheese in height ascendent order? does he hate the rustling noise of the straw in his bed? we're talking basic information here, scientists.

jeez.



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