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I haven't studied autism

NAS71232

I've seen videos where it explains that something in the neural pathways is deformed, so people with the affliction can't see/focus like NTs.

I'm undiagnosed and also have suffered a severe head truama when I was young. 

I guess I'll just have to learn to live with it.

I'm glad I found this forum. It's a nice community.

I need to go to CAB and my GP to get a diagnosis. Due to the head truama, I think this is complicated. I've been avoiding it as I stay away from NTs. The thought or revealing it to a stranger is just awful.

Does anyone get triggers and get like a shock? It's like a shiver that happens randomly.Like a tick?

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  • NAS71232 said:
    I've seen videos where it explains that something in the neural pathways is deformed, so people with the affliction can't see/focus like NTs.

    Hi. If they are videos on YouTube or Facebook or similar, it's best not to watch them as many are either misinformed or disinformation. Stick to information from reliable sites like this one.

    We may be different, but it doesn't prevent us from focusing. Often, we focus more than NTs and we notice things differently. But everyone is different and we're affected by different symptoms in different ways. Once you've been here a while you'll get a feeling for how different we can be from each other, as much as from NTs. Slight smile

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  • NAS71232 said:
    I've seen videos where it explains that something in the neural pathways is deformed, so people with the affliction can't see/focus like NTs.

    Hi. If they are videos on YouTube or Facebook or similar, it's best not to watch them as many are either misinformed or disinformation. Stick to information from reliable sites like this one.

    We may be different, but it doesn't prevent us from focusing. Often, we focus more than NTs and we notice things differently. But everyone is different and we're affected by different symptoms in different ways. Once you've been here a while you'll get a feeling for how different we can be from each other, as much as from NTs. Slight smile

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