Introduce yourself (part one)

Hi everyone,

We thought we'd create a discussion where people can say hello and introduce themselves.

You don't have to say something here but it'd be nice to get a chance to say hello Smile

Please remember that you should not share personal details (such as emails or phone numbers) to protect your privacy.

And don't feel you have to introduce yourself, it's entirely up to you and please only share what you're comfortable with.

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  • hello samueljake,

    I arrived here for the first time today and so this is a post of self introduction to all and also a friendly nod specifically for you.

     

    I am a woman in my fifties, but somehow not.

    I was diagnosed with Aspergers 4 years ago , I have kids both young and older on the spectrum too.

    Spent my life either in hiding , resolutely whistling past the graveyard or experiencing major, sometimes prolonged sensory and emotional  meltdowns.

    Relationships of all kinds are always a minefield for me and I have now sought rural seclusion as a haven. 

    My life experiences are myriad and I am convinced I have PTSD which contributes to the ASD , creating overwhelming anxiety and a permanently lurking depression.

    I am inspired by this forum and expect that it will blossom and be of great value to many.

    I feel that posts here from others on the spectrum will help me feel less isolated and hopefully more positive about my own existence.

    'It's not easy being green' . . . kermit the frog 

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  • hello samueljake,

    I arrived here for the first time today and so this is a post of self introduction to all and also a friendly nod specifically for you.

     

    I am a woman in my fifties, but somehow not.

    I was diagnosed with Aspergers 4 years ago , I have kids both young and older on the spectrum too.

    Spent my life either in hiding , resolutely whistling past the graveyard or experiencing major, sometimes prolonged sensory and emotional  meltdowns.

    Relationships of all kinds are always a minefield for me and I have now sought rural seclusion as a haven. 

    My life experiences are myriad and I am convinced I have PTSD which contributes to the ASD , creating overwhelming anxiety and a permanently lurking depression.

    I am inspired by this forum and expect that it will blossom and be of great value to many.

    I feel that posts here from others on the spectrum will help me feel less isolated and hopefully more positive about my own existence.

    'It's not easy being green' . . . kermit the frog 

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