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I am the brother of an autistic young man who displays this in many challenging ways and i would appreciate any help i can get. i have many questions which i would appreciate help on.
Wikipedia is not a support forum. There are many forums dedicated to discussion of autism that would be more appropriate, however. There are also two strongly conflicting schools of thought about the best way to help autistic people: the pro-cure camp and the pro-acceptance camp. See this article for a brief explanation of the opposing sides and the conflict between them. 71.192.64.235 17:30, 28 January 2007 (UTC)[reply]
