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NEW YORK - Leironica Hawkins recalls always having “social problems, sensory issues and bouts of depression,” while growing up in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, as well as behavioral tics like self-rocking and involuntary hand twitches. Finally,
at age 28, she was given a diagnosis: Asperger’s syndrome, a form of autism, for which she has never received treatment.
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