I'm not sure which half you didn't know already, but I've had a smart aspie for 10 years, and I'm sure you'll do fine. Things work out much better when you have all the pieces of the puzzle.
For what it's worth, I resisted everybody's insistence on AS for years, saying, "why can't he just be a smart kid? Why does there have to be something
wrong with him?" But in the end, it's better to call it what it is and deal with it -- and it's easier to deal with it when you know what you're dealing with. Err...something like that.
Don't worry, he will probably still blame you for the genes -- DS10 does!
