Asperger's on the Inside - Vines, Michelle
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"Asperger's on the Inside" is an acutely honest and often highly entertaining memoir by Michelle Vines about life with Asperger's Syndrome. The book follows Michelle in exploring her past and takes the reader with her on her journey to receiving and accepting her diagnosis. Instead of rehashing widely available Asperger's information, Michelle focuses on discussing the thoughts, feelings and ideas that go along with being an Aspie, giving us a rare peek into what it really feels like to be a person on the spectrum. A must read for all those who enjoy deep personal stories or have a loved one on the spectrum that they wish to understand better.…mehr

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"Asperger's on the Inside" is an acutely honest and often highly entertaining memoir by Michelle Vines about life with Asperger's Syndrome. The book follows Michelle in exploring her past and takes the reader with her on her journey to receiving and accepting her diagnosis. Instead of rehashing widely available Asperger's information, Michelle focuses on discussing the thoughts, feelings and ideas that go along with being an Aspie, giving us a rare peek into what it really feels like to be a person on the spectrum. A must read for all those who enjoy deep personal stories or have a loved one on the spectrum that they wish to understand better.
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Michelle Vines holds honors degrees in chemical engineering and environmental science from the University of Melbourne. After years of workplace struggles she couldn't understand, she was diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome at age thirty. This revelation transformed decades of confusion into clarity, inspiring her to become an autism advocate. Her 2013 presentation "Life as an Adult with Asperger's Syndrome" has been viewed by tens of thousands on YouTube. Originally from Australia, Michelle now lives in Houston, Texas, where she writes and advocates for autism understanding, particularly for the many women who remain undiagnosed and unsupported in neurotypical environments.