Some Famous People with Autism - Inspiring Success Stories - The Disorders Care

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Discover the remarkable achievements of famous people with autism, ADHD, and Asperger's syndrome in this inspiring video. From renowned scientists and tech moguls like Albert Einstein, Bill Gates, and Elon Musk to extraordinary athletes like Lionel Messi, we explore the lives of these exceptional individuals who have thrived despite their autism spectrum disorder (ASD) or ADHD.
Learn about the unique strengths and talents that have propelled these celebrities to greatness. We delve into the fascinating journeys of famous autistic individuals who have left an indelible mark on the world. Whether you're seeking motivation, and insight, or want to celebrate the accomplishments of these extraordinary people, this video will provide a captivating glimpse into their lives.
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[@TheDisordersCare]

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[@kayleebarc]

i was diagnosed w ASD when i was 6 but always had an amazing social life. i used to be ashamed of ny diagnosis but videos like this helped me so much with accepting and loving who i am. i’m studying to be a mechanical engineer and this motivates me so much thank you!!

[@TheDisordersCare]

Thank you for sharing your story! It's truly inspiring to hear how videos like this have played a significant role in helping you accept and love yourself despite being diagnosed with ASD at a young age. Embracing who you are is a powerful step towards personal growth and success. Your journey as a mechanical engineer is commendable, and your determination to pursue this career is motivating. Remember that your unique perspective and experiences can be valuable assets in your field, bringing fresh ideas and problem-solving approaches. Never hesitate to be proud of your accomplishments and the person you have become. Your amazing social life and academic pursuits demonstrate that ASD doesn't define your potential. Keep pushing forward and continue to shine as a brilliant mechanical engineer. You have the strength to overcome challenges and achieve greatness. Thank you for sharing your story, and best of luck in all your future endeavors!

[@Emanu2018]

Do you remember your difficulty when you were 6 my son is autistic

[@nayyabsaleem4262]

Dear Kaylee I am very happy to know about you dear may you tell me that have you get any tharapy or you just improved at home plz reply

[@c-hawkins1150]

WHAT A LIAR!! autism is a neurological disorder that affects socialization, speech, empathy and communication!!! ARE YOU STUPID!! 😂😂😂 WHY ARE YOU MISLEADING PEOPLE!! Do you like being a dirty troll??? " but I had a wonderful social life" 😂😂😂 ARE you a moron! Do you think EVERYONE is stupid! I ought to find you!

[@BenAvraham]

I am 19 yr old undiagnosed autistic from 🇵🇭 and my life experiences has been tough because of social stigma (bullied a lot) and I always been thinking that I'm too different from other kids. I don't socialize. I hardly communicate to strangers. I'm hypersensitive. I though I'm probably just introvert or shy or have social anxiety. But this doesn't give meaning about my childish and restricted behavior. At first, I don't accept this because I'm thinking for my future. But as time goes on, I learn to accept it by researching my condition and found out I might have ASD, specifically Asperger's syndrome, along with frequent anxiety. Despite this, I do have good educational background. When I was around 10, I can draw maps, recite countries, stars, storm names, and very interested in history, geography, astronomy, religion, philosophy, psychology, and others. I always see my world as being colorful 🌈. I do believe that being autistic is a gift from the Almighty God ✨ albeit with unescapable challenges. Now I know I'm not alone, Thank you for this video!! Laban lang! Fighting! ✊💕✌️

[@TheDisordersCare]

Thank you for sharing your story. Your resilience and positive outlook are inspiring. Remember, you're not alone on this journey. Keep embracing your unique gifts and facing challenges with strength. Laban lang! ✊💕✌️

[@coldfire735]

Can a ASD child later have career like normal people??

[@davidbulambo6332]

I am a father of 2 autistic children. It was a very big challenge when they were diagnosed while very young. Now I have come to appreciate and accept what they are, and life goes on.

[@TheDisordersCare]

Thank you for sharing your experience. It takes great strength and love to navigate the challenges of parenting, especially when faced with the unique aspects of raising children with autism. Your acceptance and appreciation for who they are speak volumes about your dedication and resilience. Life is indeed a journey, and it's heartening to hear that you've found a way to embrace the realities of your family and move forward together. If you ever want to share more or connect with others who may have similar experiences, there are supportive communities available. Wishing you and your family continued strength, understanding, and joy in your journey.

[@jaydee11.11]

Having autistic kids is a privilege really. God gave them to parents who he knew are strong enough to handle the gifts ❤

[@mingfanzhang8927]

As someone who was diagnosed with ASD, I really enjoyed it ❤😊❤😊❤

[@annmugweru4013]

This is encouraging my son was diagnosed with ASD 2yrs ago

[@TheDisordersCare]

I'm really glad to hear that you find this encouraging! Being diagnosed with ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorder) can be a challenging experience for both the individual and their family. However, it's essential to remember that each person's journey with ASD is unique, and there are many resources and support available to help individuals with ASD thrive. Early diagnosis and intervention can make a significant difference in the development and progress of children with ASD. As a parent, your support and understanding play a crucial role in helping your son navigate the world with ASD. There are various therapies, educational programs, and community resources that can aid in his growth and development. Remember that there's a broad spectrum of abilities and strengths within individuals with ASD. Embrace your son's uniqueness and celebrate his accomplishments, no matter how small they may seem. Surround yourself with a supportive network of family, friends, and professionals who can offer guidance and encouragement along the way. Additionally, connecting with other parents who have children with ASD can be incredibly beneficial, as they can provide valuable insights and understanding from their own experiences. Lastly, stay informed about the latest research and advancements in autism support and therapies. The more knowledge you have, the better equipped you'll be to make informed decisions for your son's well-being. Please know that you are not alone in this journey, and there are many resources and communities available to help you and your son. Keep seeking support, stay positive, and take things one step at a time. With love, patience, and dedication, you can make a positive impact on your son's life and help him reach his full potential.

[@FOXpawsUwU]

Hiii , im an autistic teenager , and autism is my superpower , i can name every snake in just a minute , and can also see the anatomy of snakes physically in my mind , i also know the scientific names and am a certivied snake handler at the age of 15 , i am becoming a herpitoligist when i grow up and meet so much more species , and handling so much new species , so your son may just be the next person to do something amazing

[@jaydee11.11]

Know that they are very unique. They're thinking patterns are amazing. ❤

[@GREENSABER2010]

i have asd and am fascinated by biology and prehistoric animals

[@GREENSABER2010]

im 14

[@TheDisordersCare]

It's awesome to hear about your fascination with biology and prehistoric animals. There's so much to explore and learn in those areas. What specific aspects or creatures are you most interested in? I'd love to hear more about your passion!

[@GREENSABER2010]

​@@TheDisordersCare animals that lived before non avian dinosaurs, ancient human species and the evolution of humans and much more, i want to be a biologist and really have to know how live started also thanks for replying

[@olentangyriver1191]

Cool

[@TheDisordersCare]

Thanks for your feed back.

[@nattokki]

I love Messi :)

[@TheDisordersCare]

It's great to hear that you love Messi! Lionel Messi is undoubtedly one of the greatest footballers of all time, known for his incredible skills, agility, and goal-scoring prowess. His talent has earned him a massive global fan following and admiration from football enthusiasts worldwide. Whether you appreciate his technical brilliance, loyalty to his clubs, or his contributions to the sport, Messi has left an indelible mark on the world of football. Feel free to share your favorite Messi moments or qualities that you admire about him!

[@JeffWarren47]

Just found out I have autism. I’m going to change comedy. Have a nice day/night. #autwism

[@TheDisordersCare]

Thanks for your feedback

[@jansonjiang8522]

Can people with Asperger Sysdrome become a great doctor?

[@israellara89]

There’s a lot of doctors with ASD.

[@Victor-it6bv]

Messi says he isn't autistic

[@Lerf8]

They have no proof

[@TheDisordersCare]

True, proving autism in historical figures can be tricky. Our research provides insight, but it's not always 100% conclusive. There are strong indications, but definite proof is challenging due to historical limitations and evolving diagnostic criteria. What's your take on this topic?

[@c-hawkins1150]

Yes... this video is a huge FRAUD! so many gullible people on here... 😂😂😂

[@wizzgamer]

There is loads more famous autistic people too Dan Akyroyd, Adolf Hitler, Isaac Newton, Mozart there's too many to name.

[@TheDisordersCare]

While there have been speculations about historical figures, like Adolf Hitler, Isaac Newton, and Mozart, having traits associated with autism, it's important to remember that diagnosing individuals from the past is speculative. It's more meaningful to recognize and celebrate contemporary figures, like Dan Aykroyd, who openly identify as autistic and work to raise awareness and understanding.

[@Lerf8]

None of them have ever been tested to prove this statement. So it's false in my book.

[@r1tzy5551]

Never knew Hitler was autistic 😰

[@Himmelgrau68]

The AI voice is very annoying.

[@TheDisordersCare]

Thanks for your feedback

[@holzmann-]

Likely Richard Wagner.

[@TheDisordersCare]

The lives of historical figures, including Richard Wagner, are often analyzed in various ways.

[@JPproductions_oficial]

Messi has not autism, that was proved

[@TheDisordersCare]

i hope you will find this video interesting. It is about the autistic behavior of Messi kzbin.info/www/bejne/d4XaqJhjmr-lbLs

[@mickwoodfield5926]

Messi isn’t autistic

[@TheDisordersCare]

Thanks for your input.

[@devthomaskutty550]

Misinformation!!!