Undiagnosed
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Elizabeth is a 16 year old girl who has undiagnosed ASD, what happens when she tries to hide her difficulties from the rest of the world without really understanding why she is so different?
"Everyone is like this
All of them hate eye contact
Everybody shuts down when they hear loud noises
They are just better at hiding it than I am...
Right?"
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