[ SECRET POST #6070 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6070 ⌋

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Re: Adults diagnosed with adhd or autism as an adult

[(Anonymous)]

My husband got a diagnosis as an adult. It helped him better understand how trauma affects me (a woman who actually got a diagnosis as a child). I think it's also helped him understand what he needs to do to learn new skills. I taught him a bit about cooking, as he hadn't really done any meal prep prior to the pandemic. Knowing he's autistic helped him identify what made him nervous about learning how to cook. That in turn allowed him to find steps to make it easier for him to deal with those nerves while learning. He now knows how to make several meals and cooks once a week.