Rob Sedgwick

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Even the most gifted of these kids found it hard to learn basic life skills like dressing, bathing, and behaving politely at the table. They also tended to be clumsy and inept at sports, which singled them out for mockery in a culture that exalted athletic vigor as a sign of spiritual health.
NeuroTribes: The Untold History of Austim and the Potential of Neurodiversity
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