Can you help me with a thesis statement about asperger's syndrome?

[Exotica08]

I know this is a homework question, I am just really stuck. It helps if you've seen "A mile in his shoes" but I appreciate anything I can get.

[Wincky]

Asperger's syndrome is a milder version of form of Autistic disorder. The difference is that these individuals cannot connect information that they learned with the real world, therefore, many of them have difficulty in social situations. Many of them have social dyslexia where they would feel embarrassed in a social environment and feel handicapped when trying to establish emotional bonding and social relationships. For that matter people who are diagnosed with Asperger's have extreme difficulty starting and maintaining a social life. The syndrome does come with its advantages, though, as many are incredibly bright and focus on their interests and obsessions for long periods of time. In the curious case of the dog in the night-time, Mark Haddon demonstrates both the hurtful and helpful aspects of Asperger's syndrome.
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[Anonymous]

People affected with asperger's syndrome should be treated the same as anyone.

[Patrick321]

Asperger syndrome is a developmental disorder that affects how the brain processes information and it shapes a child's social, emotional and communication skills, and behaviours. Asperger syndrome usually becomes obvious during childhood and remains throughout life, with varying degrees of disability. There is no cure. However, a combination of support, regular routine, training and medication may assist the parents and child.