Asperger, hoe kom je daar nu bij?"

Asperger, hoe kom je daar nu bij?" vroeg Eve en ze probeerde weer zijn hand te pakken.
Buiten waren een paar verpleegsters aan het badmintonnen. Ze konden er niet veel van, maar hij vond het een leuk gezicht om naar hun dansende lichamen te kijken. Ze waren zo vrolijk en ze lachten aldoor, ook al maakten ze de stomste fouten. Zouden ze om punten spelen, of was het zomaar een spelletje?
Dr. Waters haalde even diep adem.
"Asperger wordt tegenwoordig als een onderdeel van het autistisch spectrum gezien. Jimmy's cognitieve ontwikkeling houdt geen gelijke tred met zijn emotionele ontwikkeling. Hij zoekt vooral veiligheid.

Resultaten (Engels) 1:

Now Aspergers, how do you get there? "asked Eve and she tried to grab his hand again.Outside were a few nurses to the Badminton. They could not much of, but he thought it was a cute face to go to their dancing bodies. They were so cheerful and they laughed all the time, even though they made the stupidest mistakes. Would they play points, or was it just a game?Dr. Waters took out as deep breath."Asperger's is now seen as a part of the autistic spectrum. Jimmy's cognitive development does not keep pace with his emotional development. He seeks above all safety.

Resultaten (Engels) 2:

Asperger's, how do you come there for? "Asked Eve and she again tried his hand tackle.
Apart from a few nurses were playing badminton. They could not do much about it, but he liked the sight to their dancing bodies look. They were so happy and they laughed all the time, even though they made ​​the most stupid mistakes. Were they to play points, or was it just a game?
Dr. Waters took a deep breath.
"Asperger's is now a part of the autistic seen spectrum. Jimmy's cognitive development is not keeping pace with his emotional development. He seeks above all safety.

Resultaten (Engels) 3:

asperger's, where do you come from? " early eve and she tried to take back his hand. (a few nurses were outside playing badminton. she couldn't get a lot of, but he liked the face to their dancing bodies to look. they were so happy and laughing all the time even if they made the most mistakes. they would play for points, or was it just a game? "dr.waters took a deep breath. "" asperger's is today as a part of the autistic spectrum. jimmy's cognitive development is not keeping pace with his emotional development. he is looking for more security.