It’s been a year since my Autism diagnosis, and this felt like the time to reflect a little on specifically what the process of diagnosis has meant. It’s actually been a full year since I wrote on this at all so it seemed like the time to dive in. I previously wrote on my diagnosis in two blogs, one on
I am in my mid 60s. No formal diagnosis but as I look back over all the difficulties and behavioural traits that have been with me as long as I can remember, an ADHD and autism dx fits. I have gained so much by reading blogs such as yours. I can really get what you have said in this update. To know that one hasn't just been "difficult" by choice, since childhood, makes me feel able to embrace my characteristics a little more comfortably. To know its not "Always my fault" Thank you. 🤗🧠 #Neurospicy
A friend visited me yesterday, she too is a c.40 year old woman recently diagnosed Autistic. Lots of recognition to what you're saying here and elsewhere as, quelle surprise, LOTS of neurospicy friends in my life. Much love + allyship and thank you for sharing.
I am in my mid 60s. No formal diagnosis but as I look back over all the difficulties and behavioural traits that have been with me as long as I can remember, an ADHD and autism dx fits. I have gained so much by reading blogs such as yours. I can really get what you have said in this update. To know that one hasn't just been "difficult" by choice, since childhood, makes me feel able to embrace my characteristics a little more comfortably. To know its not "Always my fault" Thank you. 🤗🧠 #Neurospicy
A friend visited me yesterday, she too is a c.40 year old woman recently diagnosed Autistic. Lots of recognition to what you're saying here and elsewhere as, quelle surprise, LOTS of neurospicy friends in my life. Much love + allyship and thank you for sharing.