I Have Schizotypal Disorder Or Asperger's Syndrome

I visited the walk-in clinic doctor today, and it turns out that the psychiatrist that I visited a while back, did make a diagnosis for Asperger's Syndrome. The psychiatrist wrote that I have a schizotypal disorder or a mild form of Asperger's Syndrome.

The next step is to get a bit of counselling, so that we can correct any major weaknesses, and focus on my strengths.

I must say that this painful news is bad, but it is also a relief, because now that there is a label attached to me, I feel like I can start trying to correct things.

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How To Measure Feet

Whether you are a teen looking for a job in retail, or an adult looking for a new pair of wingtips, you will want to know how to measure feet, using that nifty device found in shoe stores. It is especially important for people buying children's shoes, because having the right measurements for children will give the children shoes to grow into.

I discovered that the device for measuring feet is called a Brannock Device. Brannock Device Co. Inc. has given us all the necessary instructions on how to use each feature of the Brannock Device, to give your customers the best fit.

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Dealing With Mom's Parkinson's Disease

My mom has been struggling with Parkinson's Disease for many years now.

Fortunately, she is actually getting better.

The rest of my post gives you a couple of hints and tips that I have discovered to making her life a little easier.

My Ankles Can't Touch

When my knees point straight forward, my ankles cannot touch. I found that so surprising. I remember an army buddy of mine telling me that I had bow legs, but I did not believe him. I only thought to look up the information now. I guess that I was kind of wrong.

He was wrong too. According to the definitions, bow legs are when your knees cannot touch.

I was wrong in that I thought that my legs were straight and normal. It turns out that I probably have knock knees. Some photos and discussion might help to explain it.

I wonder bow legs and knock knees affect physical coordination. If it does, then that would explain a lot.