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My family, which has Aspe members, do feel the way "Bones" and "Grissom' are portrayed do shed a possitive light on Asperger Syndrome. They also enjoy the Aspie type humor that comes through.

The main strength of these shows, hopefully, is to get people in businesses, government, school districts to understand that Aspies do contribute, big time, to their areas of experise. Hopefully, it will encourage them to provide the services Aspies need to reach their fukk potential, be employed, pay taxes, boost the economy, instead of marginalizing them.

Without Asperger's most of the invention we take for granted (radio, automobiles, refrigeraton, flight, computers, weather predictions, video, .........space program, scientific and medical advances), come from the talents and tenacity of people witih Aspegers.

posted 3 years, 3 months ago
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