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. >> in the new dsm 5 criteria only one category of autism disorder no longer pddnos and asperger's. has some parents worried. this doctor is one of them. >> the problem is if you take away the autism label or asperger's label, it enter fees with people thinking conceptually in a sensible way of what does a person need. >> his study found 39% of children with autism or related disorders would no longer meet diagnostic criteria, most of them higher functioning children like tony. >> sadly my worry is that the people who are going to be penalized, essentially, are the ones we've included now, the most able people, who can be the people who support and become productive members of society. >> for many parents the results of the doctor's study strikes a nerve. the possibility of losing government-funded services is terrifying. >> he's had so many wonderful people, therapists and teachers who have invested their time into him and he's progressed tremendously because of that. >> dr. lord and other experts on the panel caution these changes are in patient's best interest. >> one of the thin

>> yeah, i was 9 years old. >> you were diagnosed with tourettes and asperger's syndrome? >> yeah.had different facial tics and different sounds growing up. it sounds like a really awful childhood, frankly. losing a parent, being bullied, being diagnosed, what does a 10-year-old do? >> there were things i thought about doing. >> you thought about taking your life? >> yeah, definitely crossed my mind. >> you did find another way out, so to speak of that darknessy. >> uh-huh. >> and what was it that caused that? >> it was music. it was music and theater. >> so let's say you're in a very stressful situation, what happens to you? >> a lot of violent head shaking and sometimes like squeaking and barking and coughing. ♪ ♪ don't know where i'm going >> you're on stage, obviously, lots of cameras, there's nowhere to hide so to speak at that point. what do you do then? >> i feel like in control, like something's going on i'm on stage, you are down there and i'm here, it's okay. nothing's wrong. >> just the physical act of being in that, you're on stage, performing? >> having to be social on

and you might not know, he actually suffers from tourette's and asperger's syndromes.rbin tells cnn's chief medical correspondent, dr. sanjay gupta, how he saw his symptoms disappear. >> you lost your father at a pretty young age? >> yeah, i was about 9 years old. he got into drugs, he was an alcoholic. >> shortly after your father passed away, you were also diagnosed with tourette's and asperger's syndrome. >> mm-hmm. i had had different facial tics and made different sounds and stuff growing up. >> it sounds like a really rough, awful childhood, frankly. losing a parent, being bullied, and now being diagnosed. what does a 10-year-old james do? >> there was things that i thought about doing. >> you thought about taking your life? >> yeah. it definitely crossed my mind. >> you did find another way out, so to speak, of that darkness. and what was it that caused that? >> it was music. it was music and theater. >> so let's say you're in a very stressful situation. what happens to you? >> a lot of like, violent head shaking and sometimes like yelling and squeaking and bark

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shortly after your father's passed away you were diagnosed with tourette's and asperger's syndrome. > and made different sounds growing up. >> it sounds like a rough, awful childhood, frankly, losing a parent and being bullied and now being diagnosed. what does a 10-year-old james do? >> well, there were things that i thought about doing. >> you thought about taking your life? >> yea. it definitely crossed my mind. >> you did find another way out, so to speak, out of the darkness. what caused that? >> it was the music and theater. >> so say you're in a stressful situation, what happens to you? >> a lot of violent head shaking and sometimes, yelling and squeaking and barking and coughing. ♪ ♪ >> when you're on stage, there are lots of cameras and nowhere to hide, so to speak, at that point so what do you do then? >> i feel in control like something's going on and i'm on stage and you're down there and i'm up here. i'm okay. nothing wrong. i can stand here the whole interview. >> just the physical act of being -- you're on stage and performing. >> having to be social on stage with someo

i have a 4th grade education is that it's a spectrum disorder like asperger's. >> they don't know whatith it. >> they don't know what to do with it. >> maybe it's just fat people who don't want to fund it? okay. we will have more with augen boroughs straight ahead. after the commercial. >> it is a combination of low self-esteem, low blood sugar and missing red wine with my -- and mixing red wine with my painkillers. the airplanes are going to get from one part of the country to the other without any air traffic controllers. i mean this is ridiculous and mitt romney ought to know better. i stand with our public employees and cops and firefighters and their teachers? >> we are back with best-selling author, augusten boroughs? do you believe in a soulmate? >> i don't believe there is one soulmate. the person of meet that person out of how ever many billions there are, i think we are compatible. ig there are many people each of us could love deeply. it's need that person. there was a study someone did from cell phone data payment carry cell phones 9 six travel in the same six miles of thei

i am not one of these you know, sort of asperger types who has to have six pencils lined up the rightstuff. one of the great things about being in the early days of the internet was i learned how is the slow writer who agonizes over the material and while there are things about reading on the ground floor of the web is that i learned how to write fast and let things go. and so i will take my laptop to the american enterprise institute in smoke way too many cigars on the balcony at aei error to my favorite cigar shop. that is the worst thing i got about liberal fascism,. now that the book is done i'm cutting way back. >> host: are cigars as bad for u.s. cigarettes? >> guest: they are not as bad for your cigarettes and i know we are going to get calls. that doesn't mean that they are not bad for you and mouth cancer is terrible and all that but you don't inhale cigars. >> host: you just look cool like smoking. guest: i don't think anybody thinks i look cool. i have a lot of work to do in that department. it's funny, i know some older journeyman journalist who grew up smoking cigarettes

host: if you received disability because of year asperger's? do you/ caller: i currently get a checked from the government from my father's pension. he passed away when i was 13. host: is your health care provided by the government? caller: not really. it is probably some but i have to apply for. this type and from my father's pension will eventually run now -- the stipend my father's pension will eventually run out. host: we have 3 tweets. this is from laura. host: it is about 15 minutes before the court starts issuing its own opinions. quite a big crowd and we'll show you the pictures in just a second. the house is coming in at 10:00 a.m. and the senate is coming in and c-span2, we will continue our live coverage on the process of the supreme court on c-span3 and we will continue to take your calls on c-span3 plus on line. we will continue to take phone calls and tweet. s. caller: i'm calling from massachusetts. we were told that we have to have insurance. if this on constitutional to the supreme court, if that is where it ends up, would it b

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in terms of my process, i'm not one of these sort of asperger types who has to have six pencils linedup the right way. one of the great things about being in the early days of the internet, i'm a very deliberate slow writer who agonizessed and one of the things about being at the ground floor of the web is that learned how to write fast and let things go, and so i basically -- i will take my laptop and smoke too many cigars other this ball balcony and go to one of my favorite cigar shops. i don't smoke cigarettes. >> host: cigars. now that the book is done i'm cutting back. >> guest: not as bad as cigarettes. i know we're growing to get calls. doesn't mean they're not bad for you. and mouth cancer is all terrible but you don't inhale cigars. >> host: you just look cool smoking it? i got a lot more work in that department to make. but it's funny. i know some of these sort of older, journeymen journalist who grew up smoking cigarettes and they switched to cigars. the problem is you spent your life smoking cigarettes and smoke signature georgia you start inhaling signature georgia, which

anyway, in terms of my process, you know, i'm not one of you, you know, sort of asperger types who have to have six pencils lined up the right way and all that kind of stuff. one of the great things about being in the early days of internet is i learned how -- i used to be a very deliberate, slow writer who agonized over very wonky material. and one of the great things about being at the ground floor of the web when i founded national review online is i learned how to write fast and let things go. and so i basically, i'll take my laptop places, i'll take it to the american enterprise institute and smoke too many cigars and go to one of my favorite shops in town -- i got a really bad nicotine thing. i don't smoke cigarettes, but -- >> host: cigars. >> guest: cigars, yeah. and it's, and i'm -- now that the book is done, i'm cutting way back. >> host: so, i mean, cigars as bad for you as cigarettes? >> guest: i know we're going to get calls from -- that doesn't mean they're not -- a, that doesn't mean they're not bad for you and mouth cancers are all terrible, but you don't inhale cigars.

. >> in the new dsm 5 criteria only one category of autism disorder no longer pddnos and asperger's.worried. this doctor is one of them. >> the problem is if you take away the autism label or asperger's label, it enter fees with people thinking conceptually in a sensible way of what does a person need fnd3 themes ones we've incdelud now, the mo can be the people who support and become productive members of society. >> for many parents the results of the doctor's study strikes a nerve. the possibility of losing government-funded services is terrifying. >> he's had so many wonderful people, therapists and teachers who have invested the other expn the panel caution the changes are in patient's best interest. >> one of the things our committee really wanted to do was to have a single autism ser >> with the may 2013, stakes ae high. >> what we don't need are economic or political issues to distract us from the fact that despite what the diagnosis, the label is, the needs these children have don't change. at the end of the day, that's what we need to be focused on. >> a shared focus and a