Erase diagnose

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Is it possible to erase a diagnose?
I'm only 16 right now, but I'm scared that my 'future' boss would see my diagnose in my medical dossier.
I feel pretty * up by the CLB. I asked last year at a psy for a concentration test. Everything was very under average for me, to be honest I faked the test to get Ritalin. I faked the test, but I think I would fail it when I would take the test.
Then I had a little discussion with a psych, she made my diagnose with info I gave her about me childhood. I think I tried too hard to look like a problem child, and I feel like * up.


CLB: Is the Belgian student 'followers' 'caretakers' 'helpers' organisation.

My opinion is that you probably do not have to worry about it - most average employers are not going to track that down, or even care about it. I suppose if you are trying to get a 'top secret' / government or similar high level job, they would care. In that case you probably could not hide it anyway.

In any case, you probably should start being genuine with the testing, docs, etc. so if you do need meds / therapy / advice, or whatever, you can get what you truly need and maybe land a better job based on the skills you can show in the interview. Thats what counts the most first.

According to this * shrink I saw it can but in reality. If you boss discrimates you because you have AS sue him.

PK, if they are in another country, the laws you are familiar with may not apply here. OP, as you are attempting to game the system, I am left skeptical as to your situation. But a dx can change depending on the doctors and symptoms, and the criteria used. An ASD is a cancer that shows on a scan - it is harder to refine and define.


M.

It does depend on which country you are in. However, in many places, including the US, you are not required to tell employers whether you have any diagnosis, just whether or not you can do the job.

Losing a diagnosis won't help because if they can access the information that you are now diagnosed with AS, they would be able to access the information that you used to be diagnosed with it. If they wanted to be prejudiced, a lost diagnosis wouldn't stop them.

well if you're trying to get into the armed forces you can't, i'm so gutted, i had my medical last week and they said because you got aspergers on your medical records you can'tn go into any of the branches of the forces. but i have very mildly ffs! they said that people with aspergers won't fit in so i'm currently trying to get my diagnosis erased so i can get in to the marines but i don't hold out much hope...

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