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New year

Hergé

As the year draws to a close and I'm certainly looking forward to better year to come. It's caused me to review my last year.

In the last 12 months I've been diagnosed with both ASD and ADHD (inattentive) which is still waiting a medication decision, I also had my previous diagnosis of TRD confirmed and shrugged at (We've tried everything (apparently) that they do in our health area) but still I persist.

I've had several unproductive brushes with the NHS for various things. (Including many canceled appointments at short notice)

I've been in a serious car crash which resulted in a scrapped car (which I was fond of) and a severe concussion.

Therapy has continued to be a blessing and a curse.

To say it's been challenging would be an understatement. (Sorry for the negativity)

Anyway, onwards and upwards. I wish you all the best for the forthcoming year.

Hergé

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  • 2025's been a tough year of discovering limits, starting in depression, accelerating into working so hard I got insomnia and complete burnout, having to leave my job, discovering I was autistic while researching it for my son, him and me getting diagnosed, my other kid hitting her own wall and seeing she's probably autistic too and trying to figure out what that means. 

    I'm hoping to move forward in 2026 with more acceptance all round.

    I hope 2026 is good to you all!

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  • 2025's been a tough year of discovering limits, starting in depression, accelerating into working so hard I got insomnia and complete burnout, having to leave my job, discovering I was autistic while researching it for my son, him and me getting diagnosed, my other kid hitting her own wall and seeing she's probably autistic too and trying to figure out what that means. 

    I'm hoping to move forward in 2026 with more acceptance all round.

    I hope 2026 is good to you all!

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