Women diagnosed later in life

I have since listened to the discussion, which was with Sue Nelson (a former BBC science correspondent). According to the counter on my screen, it started at approximately 01:06:50 (after the song 'I'm Mandy Fly Me' by 10cc) and lasted for about 15 minutes.

The discussion was light-hearted with a sprinkling of humour in places. I enjoyed listening to it.

I have since discovered a BBC Future article by Sue Nelson. It's quite a lengthy article, but it includes some of the things she had spoken about during her discussion with Jeremy Vine.

https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20220405-the-life-changing-diagnosis-of-autism-in-later-life

Hi, can’t remember if it was you that I have told about Aut-hour it’s a series of podcasts by Sara Gibbs who is the author of Drama Queen. She interviews authors of books about autism who are all late diagnosed mostly women. I found all of the obviously hour long interviews really interesting.

It wasn't me, but thank you. I have just found a website with the podcasts you mentioned, so will have to give them a listen at some point.

It wasn't me, but thank you. I have just found a website with the podcasts you mentioned, so will have to give them a listen at some point.