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Sara Heath Assessment

NAS80814

 Hi

So I'm all booked in with autonomy plus for the 12th of September with Sara Heath. 

I have asked my parents to pull together a document detailing my child hood as I dont recall it so I'm hoping this will fill in some gaps. 

My brain tends to turn to mush when asked questions about myself so Sara has put some topics for me to think about pre assessment. 

I plan to update this thread post assesment as It may help others if they are on the fence about going privately, I will say so far I have found the interactions quick , professional and very helpful.  

I'm anxious as hell about it but hopefully I get some answers. 

Thanks 

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  • Hi

    So assessment all done , over 3 hours long we chatted and in the end I'm being referred onto Dr Pravin for an official diagnosis sometime in November. 

    The bombshell part is she thinks ADHD may be present also which I had absolutely no idea about. 

    Still trying to process everything so more to come

    Thanks 

  • in reply to NAS80814

    Ask this Doctor to look into the Gamma Wave LINK between Autism and ADHD. We can communicate well with each other because both of us can have these hyper-active, hyper-connected brains, with gamma waves making incredible balanced-brain connexions. But, from everyone I've chatted with and explorations being discovered, ADHD individuals don't mind the chaos, even thriving while multitasking, while Autistic individuals need to do one thing at a time for their own safety, if not preferred well-being. 

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    Ask this Doctor to look into the Gamma Wave LINK between Autism and ADHD. We can communicate well with each other because both of us can have these hyper-active, hyper-connected brains, with gamma waves making incredible balanced-brain connexions. But, from everyone I've chatted with and explorations being discovered, ADHD individuals don't mind the chaos, even thriving while multitasking, while Autistic individuals need to do one thing at a time for their own safety, if not preferred well-being. 

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