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

Yes, kind of!! ... I was diagnosed as autistic 2 years ago, aged 44. As part of a completely different issue, I obtained a psychiatrist report and the opinion/report of a consultant in occupational medicine...

Both were of the view that I would not be considered as disabled (as a result of the autism alone).

Essentially, as I had had a successful career over 20+ years, have good communication skills and no support needs etc, that I would not fulfil that label. They also said that essentially that matter would be for a Court to decide (not something I'm exploring)

Yes, kind of!! ... I was diagnosed as autistic 2 years ago, aged 44. As part of a completely different issue, I obtained a psychiatrist report and the opinion/report of a consultant in occupational medicine...

Both were of the view that I would not be considered as disabled (as a result of the autism alone).

Essentially, as I had had a successful career over 20+ years, have good communication skills and no support needs etc, that I would not fulfil that label. They also said that essentially that matter would be for a Court to decide (not something I'm exploring)

"Given his ability to function normally in a high-pressure work environment for nearly 20 years, I would not consider him to have a disability within the meaning of the Equality Act 2010" - Was what the consultant psychiatrist said