American Normal

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Focusing on the complexities of Asperger's Syndrome, this report delves into the lives of individuals affected by the condition and their caregivers. It highlights the extraordinary abilities often found in those with Asperger's, such as exceptional memory and talent, while exploring the cultural perceptions surrounding the syndrome. The author critiques society's tendency to medicate and categorize mental states, which may exacerbate feelings of isolation among those with Asperger's. The narrative contrasts the hopes and fears of parents regarding their children's potential and societal acceptance.