I have a child who's got Asperger's Syndrome (a form of autism for those who haven't heard of it, of which there are many). Outwardly, he looks the average 11 years old. But odds are that he will never be able to have a job, will never be able to live independently, will be mainly confined to home all his life. He gets DLA higher care and lower mobility. His renewal is due when he turns 12, and I am going to push harder for higher mobility this time, because as he gets older and bigger, it means that when he goes into meltdown, his issues are even more significantly different from another child of his age. When he was 5, him running in the tram path was a lot easier to deal with than now where he's nearly my height and a damn sight faster .

That makes no sense that your son gets Medium Care and Low Disability with Aspergers Syndrome unless the DLA has messed up my claim or your sons claim. I get Medium Care and Low Rate Disability for having both Aspergers Syndrome, Epilepsy, Short Term Memory Loss, Worchester Draught Syndrome and Arthritis so I don't know how that works out. If you can get the disability element put up a grade then that means that they are not using base reference for different conditions (Also before anyone says that his maybe worse, I frequently almost get run over by cars because I don't think to look and I can't recognise dangers)