[ SECRET POST #3592 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3592 ⌋

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Re: Self diagnosed mental issues

[(Anonymous)]

I've been diagnosed with Aspergers, and let me tell you, the testing was extensive. Examining my past medical history and behaviors, neural testing and exams on my intelligence/thought patterns/how I interpret information, and tons of psychological analysis through surveys and discussion. It took me a week to be diagnosed properly, and I sit on the verge of the spectrum so to an outsider it could have appeared I had only anxiety or bipolar disorder. In the end I got a multitude of different diagnoses(spelling?) that I never realized all worked in conjunction to affect why I act/think the way I do. OCD/Anxiety/Social Anxiety/Aspergers/math anxiety and slight ADHD. It was empowering to know all those things but if I had self diagnosed them I don't think I'd be near as far along in dealing with them as I would be with the doctor's help. It's confusing as fuck and not just something you can figure out on your own.