I just want to make contact with women in their 40's and 50's who have been recently diagnosed with autism.
It still amazes me that we just live our lives not knowing; until we do, then everything makes sense. I realised when I was 46. I decided to get assessed and diagnosed at 48.I turn 50 next month.
Hi there, thanks for getting in touch.
Yes, you're right - the relief was palpable! However, now I'm obsessed with chronicling it!
Can i ask you if you were diagnosed privately, or via the NHS?
I've read a few accounts, but curious to know how the assessment is conducted.
