Just curious, anyone else on these forums have echolalia/ palalia? In a nutshell, they are a speech 'tic' where you repeat your own or another's spoken language. I have it and wondering if others here can relate?
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Echolalia/ Palalia
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Yes -- not all the time, but yes. My mother would do it sometimes, I find myself doing it sometimes, and I have a son that does it. At times, I have to make a real effort NOT to repeat things out loud. It can be very annoying. I think I am more prone to doing it if I am thinking hard...
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No... I was diagnosed with Asperger's, not autism, though. I have stims at times, but no echolalia.
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Yes. I have echolalia. I constantly repeat things. Usually to the point people ask why I am repeating it so much or tell me to shut up.
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I used to do that when I was a kid,I had/have Tourettes syndrome
but think I outgrew it,or was healed of it. I don't have any more tics anyways.
but think I outgrew it,or was healed of it. I don't have any more tics anyways.
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No but my boyfriend has Echolalia. Its interesting because he does repeat it in his tone and his favourite voice to copy is mine, I dont know why but thats just him for you. According to what I know now, Echolalia is common with people with Aspergers Syndrome / Autism too so there you go.
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