Has anybody being told that you are Autistic but not disabled.

Autism is defined as a disability under the equality act. That’s not for any one else to be telling you under the current definition of the law.

Autism is defined as a disability under the equality act. That’s not for any one else to be telling you under the current definition of the law.

I agree with this, when I was diagnosed the report said this: "Under the Equality Act 2010, Autism is recognised as a disability. This means you have a legal right to request reasonable adjustments in the workplace, in education settings, and when accessing public services (including healthcare)... You do not need to consider yourself “disabled” to be eligible — your diagnosis itself entitles you to support.", which I think says pretty much the same thing.

It depends also if you consider yourself to be, want others to know you are autistic, or wish to exercise your rights. You may prioritise these differently.