aspergerasperger123 wrote:
Is there a pill to cure Aspergers????????
In my view, having Aspergers is probably one of the worst things to have happen to me in this world. when I smoke marijuana i feel like all my stress and anxiety is lifted off of me and i can live freely. It's like once I use it there is a whole other world that I couldn't see until than. I see this "disease" or "syndrome" is nothing more than a disability than a gift and I want to be cured.
In conclusion, does any anti-depressants or ADHD medication (I also have ADHD) work for a Person with Aspergers to view the world as a normal person would view the world????
Please don't say there isn't any cure that is BS. Because when I used Marijuana I did not fell as if I have it at the time. Meaning in my opinion Marijuana is the cure for Aspergers ADHD.
If I told you there was a cure, I'd be a liar. You will not see the world the way an NT does, but even they don't all see things the same. It can be hard, but it doesn't have to be a curse.
There are meds and therapies to help with your symptoms, though, and I think maybe that is more what you need to look at. Antidepressants could help with the depression, ADHD meds for that, anxiety meds for anxiety, plus therapies like cognitive based therapy (the talking cure), socials skills classes. There may be therapies or stress reducers to help with sensory issues. There are physical things like exercise, healthy eating, adequate sleep, yoga, meditation, doing things you like, music.
Try not to go at the whole big diagnosis: cure Aspergers. That's too big and overwhelming. Try to break it down into smaller problems, like what specific things make you anxious or depressed, and what can be done to tackle them. Who can be enlisted as allies? Family, friends, therapists, etc.
I'm not morally against using marijuana (I don't see it as that big a deal), but be careful of what it does to your mood. I couldn't use it because while it made me feel good for a while, I would crash big time and go into a bad meltdown. If you are on prescription meds and they aren't working, ask your psychiatrist to tinker with them. Different meds work for different people.
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Diagnosed Bipolar II in 2012, Autism spectrum disorder (moderate) & ADHD in 2015.