Glass Half-empty, Glass Half-full
How Asperger's Syndrome Has Changed My Life

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Suddenly his life makes more sense, and his self-awareness means his self-confidence returns, resulting in world travel, a Masters qualification in Information and Library Management and finally, acceptance. Chris Mitchell is a Records Assistant at Durham County Record Office, and also does public speaking on the subject of Asperger's Syndrome.

GLASS HALF EMPTY Introduction

Childhood Memories Moving House and School

A Traumatic Change Stepping into the Land of Giants

My Transition into Secondary School Changing Body Shapes

Adolescence Coming Out of Childhood

Final Year of Secondary School and Into Further Education Emerging Expectations

Applying to University Starting University

An Early Misfit Difficult Days

My Second Year at University GLASS HALF FULL It All Becomes Clear

My Asperger's Syndrome Diagnosis My Return to University and Graduation

An Achievement Against the Odds Finding My Niche

My Way in to Postgraduate Study Mission to Mars: Visit to Australia and meeting with Garry Burge Re-inventing Myself

Postgraduate Study Moving Up

Finding My First Professional Role Broadening My Horizons

Autuniv-1 to Australia, Canada and Back Aspie of Intrigue

My Cruise Experience A Reflection

How Asperger's Syndrome Has Changed my Life