Gbgeorgia1 wrote:
I'm more aware of my autism and feel more different, I'm noticing when things get worse like sensory stuff and it helps to know but I'm thinking about it if it makes sense.
I felt the same but noticing these things also help with dealing with them. For instance, I used to melt down all the time but now I know what signs to look for and have been able to minimise the amount (simplifying my life has also helped a lot). Same goes for my sensory issues. Previously, I would have just ignored any discomfort or pain caused by light, heat and sound thinking that I was just being weak or stupid.
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Diagnosed: Asperger's Syndrome (ICD-10)
Self-Diagnosed: Aphantasia
Your neurodiverse (Aspie) score: 152 of 200
Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 46 of 200
Listener of all things noisy, viewer of all things bloody, writer of all things sh*t.