You have described a very classic presentation of autisism/Aspergers. It can be useful to have a printed list of issues when you go to see the doctor. Your post, above, will serve admirably for this purpose.
I would recommend a book "Living Well on the Spectrum" by Valerie Gaus for an excellent way of understanding your differences and then working out how to make the most of yourself with your condition.
The diagnosis can be a revelation - it was for me - and can be used to explain but how things can go wrong.
You have described a very classic presentation of autisism/Aspergers. It can be useful to have a printed list of issues when you go to see the doctor. Your post, above, will serve admirably for this purpose.
I would recommend a book "Living Well on the Spectrum" by Valerie Gaus for an excellent way of understanding your differences and then working out how to make the most of yourself with your condition.
The diagnosis can be a revelation - it was for me - and can be used to explain but how things can go wrong.
