Support For Those Living With An Autism Spectrum Disorder

You have spent countless hours on the web, in the library, support groups, talking to doctors, therapists, friends, family, strangers if need be; and yet, for some reason, you haven’t found what you are looking for. You haven’t found a place or a group that made you feel like you are being understood. Sympathized for, empathized with. There just hasn’t been anything, anyone, anywhere, able to bring comfort to your life.

Autism Support Network may just be what you need. Although informative, and yes educational, ASN is the place to go if you really want to meet people with the same experiences. ASN first has you fill out a short questionnaire so it can find other’s who have experienced or may be experiencing what you are. It will match you up with other members who match you and your experiences.

Mostly affecting more boys than girls, ASD is a neurological disorder that knows no boundaries. Giving people a voice, giving people the ability to see it from the inside out, ASN’s website has compelling stories written from firsthand experiences by people who are living with someone who has Austism Spectrum Disorder or Aspergers Syndrome. It also has eye opening articles written by people who are living with ASD and want the world to know that they are people, people with emotions and feelings. ASN is not a website dedicated to just educating people about ASD or Aspergers Syndrome. ASN is the website to go to if you really are in need of someone to talk with.

If honesty and truth is something that you find eluding you for one reason or the other, you will find it at ASN. There are no games to be played; you will have no one telling you how you should feel. You will however have people for the first time that understand, that feel, that cope, that know you also need a place to go to speak your mind. It doesn’t matter if you are the parent of someone with an ASD or you are married to someone with Aspergers Syndrome, or if you are the one living with an ASD, the Autism Support Network is where you go if you need real support, by real people.

It is okay to be frustrated, being confused is part of the deal, needing someone to talk and not having anyone there can be discouraging. With ASN you no longer have to feel like you are alone. You will find out that people really do understand. You will learn that you can help yourself and others to understand what goes on when you are affected by an ASN. Whether you are the person living with an ASD, or living with someone who does, ASN is where you will find the support you need.