Undetected autism in women manifests as anorexia nervosa
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- Female,40+, Europe tells about her life with autism. About the fun of life and how I deal with autism. Regular Blog updates.There are many disabilities and autism is just one of them. Many many people struggle with their lives without being diagnosed with something, you know... It all about the way you deal with things.
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