physicsteen wrote:
I've been diagnosed since I was three. It was hard to accept for me in a long time until the last couple of years. I don't think of aspergers as a disability but as a difference. I love who I am now.
I'm glad for you, but I don't think it's as simple as that. I've never precisely thought of my Asperger's as a disability, never thought of myself as disabled. (anyway, technically, it's not a disability, it's a disorder) I think what my coach meant is that I never accepted the fact that certain things are difficult for me and that I need help. Since in the last few years it's become painfully obvious that I'm an undisciplined and unmotivated screw-up, I can't deny that anymore. So I've been working on accepting help and learning not to be such as ass about it. But I'm not sure if this is even related to my Asperger's.
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