Coping With Autism/Asperger's Syndrome

Created 10 years ago in Skills & Management / Coaching

Died in womb and born blue. Found death more pleasant than life. Attempted suicide at age 3½. Diagnosed Savant at 4½ and Autistic at 5½. Suffered assassination attempts at 7½ so attempted suicide - dead 48 hours on 4th attempt - rigor set in, nails dropped off, was certified clinically dead and came back to life when being stripped and washed for autopsy. Won piano scholarship (London College of Music) at 8½ and university scholarships at 11½ (Oxford, Master, Constitutional Law and Literature; and Liverpool, Bachelor, Architecture and Design with Town and Country Planning in Mind), qualified as Esquire of the Royal Division of the United Kingdom and its Commonwealth of Nations at 15½, won UK Treasury international town and country planning competition to relocate Royal Mint from its 900 year old first site in the Tower of London, England, to Llantrisant, South Wales, with a global highways and transportation development plan that took 50 years to implement and attracted UNESCO recognition as a Man and Biosphere Reserve transport and service hub. Diagnosed with and treated for Asperger's Syndrome at 49. Began coaching and counselling others with it pro bono age 50. Retired from full time work at 65. Memoirs of life and work went viral 2014: became guest writer on The Huffington Post. Now teach suicide avoidance / prevention, pro bono, by autoresponders http://bit.ly/2au1qS5 http://bit.ly/1p7Tcl2.