I received the report today from my assessment and it was kind of painful to read. Is that a normal feeling?
I hope that the GP notes the recommendations, but it doesn't seem like GPs read anything.
I received the report today from my assessment and it was kind of painful to read. Is that a normal feeling?
I hope that the GP notes the recommendations, but it doesn't seem like GPs read anything.
Well, for an assessment, everyone is concentrating on the difficulties and limitations because the process is about diagnosing a 'disorder'. Whether or not it should be like this is moot. It results in a report that is a distillation of all the negative aspects of anyone being assessed, so it will be a bit of a 'downer' to read. It is inevitable, like taxes.
I recognise that my autism has disadvantages, but also advantages. On my diagnostic report there was no mention of my abilities in problem solving, my remarkable eye for detail or that I am honest, loyal and kind.
Well, for an assessment, everyone is concentrating on the difficulties and limitations because the process is about diagnosing a 'disorder'. Whether or not it should be like this is moot. It results in a report that is a distillation of all the negative aspects of anyone being assessed, so it will be a bit of a 'downer' to read. It is inevitable, like taxes.
I recognise that my autism has disadvantages, but also advantages. On my diagnostic report there was no mention of my abilities in problem solving, my remarkable eye for detail or that I am honest, loyal and kind.