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I'm so happy for you!!!!!!!!!
What a relief to find out on the day. I've no idea what the levels are about but it doesn't matter; you have your diagnosis and you're right, we do know and just need it confirmed.
You are officially AuDHD and you've waited all your life to hear this. I won't tell you how long I cried for and just wish I'd found this forum back then. It's brilliant news! Congratulations Strawberry!!!
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not too bad thanks still a few health problems to solve.
mum is doing good thank you.
hope you have a great evening and well done again for getting through today.
I'm level 2 and 3, apparently the overlap was significant and 50/50 by aspects which is unusual, in layman's terms I need help about 70% of the time to stop my memory, learning issues, coordination and judgement causing problems.
I'll unfortunately live a very restricted life in terms of independence.
for example I can do basics like get dressed, clean teeth, put myself to bed
but can't use a microwave or washing machine correctly no matter how many times I'm shown.
I can't socialise face to face or by phone at all which has got worse over the years I don't go out at all now just seeing a person ANY person will give me a panic attack, if they tried to hold a conversation I'd get stroppy potentially injuring myself or swearing at them in a stressed panic before walking away quickly.
if anything happens to mum I'm cooked, It haunts me 24/7.
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Hi @Nightcity , i hope u get the best help with the health issues without any more hiccups and i hope its quick
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I have been made aware of the different levels @Nightcity .
Mine is Level 1
Ive looked up little bits about Level 1 but not too deeply yet
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Your one of the nicest people on this forum @Nightcity and its heartbreaking to know you have so many things to deal with .
We are who we are
I know for sure though with or without the things u have to deal with
You are a person with a big heart .
Until today I hadnt been sure of much about Autism even though i have asked questions about it .
It must be a big worry for you in regards your mum
I would hope to think things will be put in place so you can transition smoothly
Hope until that time comes you have many good times together the best you can
It is heartbreaking to hear of your intense issues but u are you and thats ok
Thanks for your past and present support
Forever grateful
Many many thanks always
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Thank you so much @WhatThe , always grateful to u on so many levels
You have always made me feel welcome here and always been non judgemental .
You are one of those special kind of people who always thinks of others
A very special gift you have
Ive been told Im ASD1
Apparently the info is going to be given to my gp so it will definately be on my medical records
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It would have been so much better @WhatThe , if you had found the forum back then
It would have been so much beneficial to you .
Part of me thinks with me only being Asd 1 that its not enough or maybe ive done wrong by asking for an assessment
I dunno
This might be me just coming to terms with it
Always grateful to you @WhatThe
Thank you always
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Hope everyone has a peaceful evening
Best wishes always
Take care of yourselves
Sending load of peace and harmony to everyone
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You are autistic, that's enough for a late-diagnosed woman!
Never mind the level.
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Thank u @WhatThe
Very grateful
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One day people will be assessed for both conditions at the same time - that will reduce waiting times won't it?
My GP agreed immediately to an ADHD referral for me but I only cottoned on to the possibility that I also had this because of Albus. I thought it was about boys unable to sit still but there are different types.
Drink plenty of water tonight. Well done Strawberry, you did it!
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Yes being Assessed for both at the same time would be a brilliant idea @WhatThe
Well Im glad your gp agreed to the adhd assessment
Glad you found it helpful with the help from Albus
I know i asked Albus a few questions myself
Well i wasnt sure what was going to be asked
I answered the questions the best i could .
I have said many times strength in numbers
I think its true
Thanks for your support
Forever grateful
Take care
Best wishes always
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Exactly, we don't know what we'll be asked. I remember your autism/depression thread and learned so much from it. We don't discuss it much on the forum these days.
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I must have got side tracked @WhatThe
Id forgotten about that
I know im still gonna clash with certain people within my family unit
Not told them all yet
But all the questions asked i answered and at the end of it he said yes you have ASD 1
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I dont think its sunk in properly yet @WhatThe but it will eventually
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Thank u so much @WhatThe
Very grateful
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Yeah, it'll be hard to think about anything else for some time, Strawberry. Be prepared for them not to understand or change their behaviour. Your new diagnosis may only be important to you and that's a hard pill to swallow.
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And you, rest well.
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