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Most autistic people will have at least one other condition. If you don't mind saying; put your other condition or other condition-s in the comments.
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copycat syndromme...Most autistic people will have at least one other condition. If you don't mind saying; put your other condition or other condition-s in the comments.
Thank you.

One other? I have several, although most of them are diagnosed under two conditions. I have autism with dyspraxia, dysgraphia, Tourette syndrome, ADD symptoms, Obsessive Compulsive behaviour and dystonia. The ADD and OCBs are usually classed as part of having Tourettes though.

OCD (the obsessive thinking), ADD, anxiety, learning issues, language processing disorder. I also had depression in the past and I was diagnosed with cluttering and dyspraxia and Sensory processing disorder. I also have cognitive thinking problems.

What's destonia? Ye, I said at least one other, sometimes more; in your case theeres more. I think I have more too.

Why have you just repeated what I said?

That was very funny, deadinhead. You made me laugh.

As for me, I've got complex PTSD.

Ohh.. I get it now... Ha! Funny! Good one! LOL

The co-morbids I have with my Asperger's are OCD and Executive Dysfunction.

I have lazyass procrastination syndrome. A condition I just made up.

I was diagnosed with social anxiety back in high school. I also have issues that are associated with the sensory issues with AS, including migraines, sensory processing disorder, and probably a variety of multiple chemical sensitivity.

I have that too! Let's petition the DSM committee for official recognition!

Dystonia is a complex neurological condition. In my case it causes my right side to have muscle spasms and so my leg and arm twist inwards. It varies from day to day. Other people have it just in their neck, or their eyes and some people it affects their whole body. I'm waiting for a referal for botox treatment for mine because I can't walk properly at the moment

this is a very serious condition...1 in every 2 people suffer from it on a regular basis...I,myself , find myself experiencing one of the major symptoms of not getting off the computer...I rarely make it through day to day without suffering from this...If you feel you can help in anyway ,any donations to my account would be accepted gratefully...with your help with can beat this!

I hope your referred to your botox treatment soon so full/partial mobility is returned to you.wish you well ,deadinhead.

diagnosed dysthymia in 97.... anxiety, and social anxiety.... dyscalcula, and some executive functioning problems-- those are for sure, and I am still discovering things about myself, as I get older and it occurs to me that other people don't think the way I do... and as I get tired of symptoms, one by one, and seek treatment, more things come to light.... I am an adoptee, so I have to discover myself from scratch, as there is no one to compare myself to {if that makes sense}... finding my birth mother has led to several discoveries.... physically, I take after birthfather, mentally I take after birth mother, and she had a number of issues, but as she was very reclusive, nobody is certain exactly what all she had.... but she definitly had a number of issues. sigh. Imagine all the aspie stuff... and then not knowing anything about all the aspie stuff that you have - ! ! ! I'm a real puzzle, but it does seem that I don't suffer as much as others, but the unknown makes everything so much harder. Closed adoptions are cruel.

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