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Coming to terms with realising you are probably autistic

Ultramarine
over 2 years ago

Hi,

Sorry I've been posting on here such a lot recently.  I was just wondering if anyone can relate to this.

Did you find it hard to come to terms with, when you first realised you might be autistic?  I haven't yet been diagnosed, but I'm becoming more and more sure that I am autistic, the more I find out about autism and recognise the signs in myself.

I'm finding that it's very hard for me to concentrate on work at the moment, and I'm just feeling upset, tense and unsettled.  Also really anxious.

I don't know if this is normal or if anyone else experienced this when you were at a similar stage?

I don't know if I should try to fight it and carry on as normal, or give myself a bit of slack and try to rest a bit more when I can.

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  • over 2 years ago

    I didn't find out until tested and found to have autism +dd this answered a bunch of questions while growing up dad said that I was slow.I have also after yrs of off and on incontinence had to return to diapers My 2nd wife is somewhat my care giver she being several  yrs younger makes most of decisions.

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  • over 2 years ago

    I didn't find out until tested and found to have autism +dd this answered a bunch of questions while growing up dad said that I was slow.I have also after yrs of off and on incontinence had to return to diapers My 2nd wife is somewhat my care giver she being several  yrs younger makes most of decisions.

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