Hi there,

I'm happy to hear the transition is proceeding successfully for both your son and the rest of your family. I read about the illness from the link you provided because I wasn't prior really aware of what it is. A brave son you have, I'm sure it must be pleasant spending time with him.

I hope you continue moving as positively as you have, and that your son be gifted with more and more independence. My love to you all.

Karabo.
Ps:you really have a way with these emoticons lol

Hi there,

I'm happy to hear the transition is proceeding successfully for both your son and the rest of your family. I read about the illness from the link you provided because I wasn't prior really aware of what it is. A brave son you have, I'm sure it must be pleasant spending time with him.

I hope you continue moving as positively as you have, and that your son be gifted with more and more independence. My love to you all.

Karabo.
Ps:you really have a way with these emoticons lol

Karabo,

It appears that you have been similarly infected by a severe case of the internet stutters, with your duplicate posting. I am obviously suffering from the same condition.

The Asperger's Syndrome is not so much an illness as such to be treated and/or cured, but it is more a social and emotional disability or dysfunction.

It is already significantly more pleasant for my son and myself to be with and talk in a civilised to each other, precisely because we are no longer living under the same roof.

And because I am not feeling so constantly stressed out by his sometimes inappropriate, compulsive and disturbed behaviour.

I have hoped for a long time that this would happen to our father son relationship once he had moved out, and it is only the end of the first week.

What a positive emotional pick me up this is for your Aussie friend.

EoT