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'Mild' Asperger syndrome

Caleb1981

Hi,

First time post......hope you can help.

I believe I have Asperger syndrome, but none of the people I have discussed it with think I do.

It has taken me almost 5 years to reach this conclusion, after many years of wondering 'what is wrong with me" . Having carried out a lot of researc, it appears that 'mild' Asperger syndrome does exist.

can anyone add to this or share their experiences ? 

Many thanks,

Cal

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  • NAS9920 said:

    managed environment where you work but that your wife has a personality type that you struggle with."<---bit of a mix up with another convo thread on a separate op, no?. caleb didn't say he had a problem with his wife and their relationship.... 

    i hope...

    @ Ferrret - Correct :-)

    @recombinantsocks........my wife is one of the few people that is completly in tune with me. She is very much of the opinion that 'you are who you are' and being labeled won't change that. She only has concerns of how it may be viewed by a future employer, should I progress to the next stage of my career. 

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  • NAS9920 said:

    managed environment where you work but that your wife has a personality type that you struggle with."<---bit of a mix up with another convo thread on a separate op, no?. caleb didn't say he had a problem with his wife and their relationship.... 

    i hope...

    @ Ferrret - Correct :-)

    @recombinantsocks........my wife is one of the few people that is completly in tune with me. She is very much of the opinion that 'you are who you are' and being labeled won't change that. She only has concerns of how it may be viewed by a future employer, should I progress to the next stage of my career. 

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