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Guest Post by Neiley68 : Autism - Hidden But Always There

Physical disabilities are a clear and obvious sign that something isn't right with a person. It needn't take a doctor to give a diagnosis to make that clear. Even assessors for Atos would see that a DLA claimant with a clear physical disability isn't fit for work

But what about autism? It doesn't always manifest itself in physical form, but its there. It’s a lifelong condition, so there's no cure. It will be with the "victim" always. It can make life hard and a challenge, but it’s not the end of life as we know it.