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On the spectrum, don't want to be "healed"
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Sometimes the anti-healing autism advocates remind me of pride. They don't want their conditions to be healed or treated, even if it causes deficit sometimes and can have an impact on some people psychologically.
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Those are called co-morbid conditions. They ARE injuries, but they are on-top-of benign autism.
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