ASS-P wrote:
...Thank you .
Since we worked out that you don't mean " BAP " for Black American Princess , what does it acro- break down to ?
B This was , all in all , a pretty nice day , but for one , did I decidedly over-Coca-Cola myself with well over 50 ounces consumed , after a couple no- caffeine days - thus rather lifting/energizing myself - And , undersleeping ?
I meant to answer this last week, but the pages on the forum kept freezing up on me, and I got a little discouraged on posting/reading for a short while.
Naturalplastic beat me to it; it does stand for Broad Autism Phenotype. According to what I found googling it (just now), what I found said it refers to relatives of ASD people with subclinical autism traits. I was under the impression it referred to the genes of anybody (not just relatives of autistics; I personally don't know of anyone in my family that's diagnosed) that could/would have subclinical traits (which, if matched up with another BAP mate, could result in ASD children?)
There's probably a lot more to be done with studies of genetics, so whether I'd even have similar genes to relatives of autistics is unknown. I don't experience everything that people here experience, but reading through the forums over the years (and realizing when I first found it), I related to a lot of things on a mild level.
13 Feb 2016, 3:51 pm
