When I was 15, I was told that I had "generalized anxiety" because I couldn't express my fears and whatnot. They were too bizarre. I guess this would mean a diagnosis of GAD. I diagnosed myself with pure obsessional OCD and panic attacks (not panic disorder) after reading about them on the Internet. I'm the classic case of a pure "O." I received an official diagnosis for OCD at age 17. I didn't get my Asperger's diagnosis for a year afterwards. So, I've had one wrong diagnosis (GAD) and one right (OCD) before I was diagnosed with Asperger's.
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Helinger: Now, what do you see, John?
Nash: Recognition...
Helinger: Well, try seeing accomplishment!
Nash: Is there a difference?