Rick Grossman

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After years of struggling in maintaining relationships and developing friends, I’ve come to the understanding that I’m on the autistic spectrum. When one meets someone from another country, you understand that they speak differently maybe have different ways of interacting and you accept that.

But if someone born here doesn’t act quite right, we just consider them weird or bothersome. I’ve been learning a lot about how I think differently from other people and communicate differently. Sometimes it’s like speaking a different language. I am happy I’m connecting with other people on the spectrum, and realizing it many of the difficulties I’ve had over the years.



Science Teacher
Non-profit creator/director
Computer Trainer (Sit, computer! Now, roll over.)
Computer Sales Tech Support
Business sales for AT&T
Sales Support
Marketing Communications
Toy Store Owner (Children's)
Museum Manager

Lived in Philly, Houston, Los Angeles, Central NJ, and Seattle.
60 years before awareness of ADHD and Autism Spectrum

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