[ SECRET POST #1849 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #1849 ⌋


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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I know it was a relief when I was given my labeled of what I am suffering from. I was misdiagnose for years as ADD (it always felt wrong but pressure from parents and me being 12 sucked) and was given medication that gave me a psychotic episode (I wish I was lying).

It wasn't until I was an adult when I got re-diagnosed with things that were more fitting (depression spectrum, APD, language disability, memory problems, etc).

I understand a bit how the OP feels but from two classmates who are diagnose with Aspergers, a part of their therapy is admitting they have it and ask those who don't have it call them if they don't read the social cues of a situation. And you may say bs, but two classes, two different students stood up and told everyone that they have and to please help them if don't get a cue right.

And since I have a language disability myself, I do mention it to others because I am always worried if I make a mistake or if confused someone. I want to make sure they understand clearly what I am trying to communicate and that I am open to re-explain myself.