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03 Feb 2016, 12:11 am

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Could it be the Bobby helmet that I had on me?


Ahhh... That might have had something to do with it.


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03 Feb 2016, 12:15 am

Speaking of House (not that we were), Noca - your avatar reminds me of one of my fav House moments!

Dr. House's way of hanging up:


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03 Feb 2016, 12:18 am

Hey ImAnAspie

Can I ask you a personal question?

What does it mean that you were Independently re-diagnosed 2013? I am curious cause my diagnosis is from 2006 and I have since been labelled everything. How do you go about getting re-diagnosed? My doctor doesn't seem to think I am very autistic but my therapist does, should I get a new doctor who is on board or what?



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03 Feb 2016, 12:24 am

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Speaking of House (not that we were), Noca - your avatar reminds me of one of my fav House moments!

Dr. House's way of hanging up:



I love House! He's slightly more sarcastic than me 8) .



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03 Feb 2016, 12:27 am

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Hey ImAnAspie

Can I ask you a personal question?

What does it mean that you were Independently re-diagnosed 2013? I am curious cause my diagnosis is from 2006 and I have since been labelled everything. How do you go about getting re-diagnosed? My doctor doesn't seem to think I am very autistic but my therapist does, should I get a new doctor who is on board or what?


Sure you can.

I was originally diagnosed in 2007 when I was sent by work to see some top notch, big wig Psychiatrist for depression. He picked it up inadvertently.

When I found out it was a form of Autism, I just wrote him off as crazy and forgot about the diagnosis.

Then in 2013, I was in a psych hospital for depression and saw a completely different, unrelated Psychiatrist (who knew nothing of the diagnosis 6 years before) who saw me 3 times a week for 6 months. He knew me as well as I know me. He had no knowledge of the previous diagnosis and when he diagnosed me as having "Aspergers", I though, there must be something in it. So I did my own research - I'm a classic Aspie - Active But Odd!


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03 Feb 2016, 12:28 am

I love house too but I lost interest in the show after season one for some reason.

EDIT - ^^ Thanks ImAnAspie, that makes sense.



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03 Feb 2016, 12:31 am

It's because you were carrying a painted Bobby's helmet and you had a hanky hanging out of your pocket. Come on, Cockney! Or should I call you Schultz? That name really suits you right now. Perhaps you can pay $15 to change your USERNAME!


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03 Feb 2016, 12:31 am

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Hey ImAnAspie

How do you go about getting re-diagnosed? My doctor doesn't seem to think I am very autistic but my therapist does, should I get a new doctor who is on board or what?


Both times, I wasn't out for a diagnosis. It was picked up by accident.

The first time, I didn't even know what Aspergers was. I'd heard of it but I had no idea what it was until I looked it up.


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03 Feb 2016, 12:33 am

OMG I LOVE THIS SONG, I FOUND IT IN A HOUSE VIDEO SO ITS NOT TOTALLY OFF TOPIC



sorry... caps lock broke :D



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03 Feb 2016, 12:37 am

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dcj123 wrote:
Hey ImAnAspie

How do you go about getting re-diagnosed? My doctor doesn't seem to think I am very autistic but my therapist does, should I get a new doctor who is on board or what?


Both times, I wasn't out for a diagnosis. It was picked up by accident.

The first time, I didn't even know what Aspergers was. I'd heard of it but I had no idea what it was until I looked it up.


When I finally bothered to read the description, I though, "Yep, that's me!" So did everyone else.


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03 Feb 2016, 12:38 am

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dcj123 wrote:
Hey ImAnAspie

How do you go about getting re-diagnosed? My doctor doesn't seem to think I am very autistic but my therapist does, should I get a new doctor who is on board or what?


Both times, I wasn't out for a diagnosis. It was picked up by accident.

The first time, I didn't even know what Aspergers was. I'd heard of it but I had no idea what it was until I looked it up.


It was similar for me (it was initiated by my parents). I thought the doctor was full of crap when he told me. I still think he was a complete idiot, he just happened to stumble upon the right diagnosis. (I was in denial for 13 years :lol: ).


And now I am off to re-introduce my head to a pillow.
Zzzzzzzz....



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03 Feb 2016, 12:40 am

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And now I am off to re-introduce my head to a pillow.
Zzzzzzzz....


Goodnight AuroraBorealisGazer



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ImAnAspie wrote:
dcj123 wrote:
Hey ImAnAspie

How do you go about getting re-diagnosed? My doctor doesn't seem to think I am very autistic but my therapist does, should I get a new doctor who is on board or what?


Both times, I wasn't out for a diagnosis. It was picked up by accident.

The first time, I didn't even know what Aspergers was. I'd heard of it but I had no idea what it was until I looked it up.


It was similar for me (it was initiated by my parents). I thought the doctor was full of crap when he told me. I still think he was a complete idiot, he just happened to stumble upon the right diagnosis. (I was in denial for 13 years :lol: ).


And now I am off to re-introduce my head to a pillow.
Zzzzzzzz....


NiNight sleepyhead. And thank you for before. Kitties always cheer me up. It was the right thing at the right time :)


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03 Feb 2016, 12:42 am

I really should change my username. It turns out that I'm not a Cockney anything after all. Unknown.....Schultz. Unknown Soldier my ass. The Unknown Soldier was shot in the Vietnam war. You are a German. Don't give me any of that Spirit Nationality stuff either. Sometimes your heritage can override your nationality. You were born in Canada, but do you really act it? Do you think you'd even be able to act like a Canadian? Go tell your parents what a German you are right now. Especially your Anglo-Canadian father. Let the truth out. Maybe the relationship between you and your dad might even improve, because that's what was the cause of the conflict between you and your dad in the first place.


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I really should change my username. It turns out that I'm not a Cockney anything after all. Unknown.....Schultz. Unknown Soldier my ass. The Unknown Soldier was shot in the Vietnam war. You are a German. Don't give me any of that Spirit Nationality stuff either. Sometimes your heritage can override your nationality. You were born in Canada, but do you really act it? Do you think you'd even be able to act like a Canadian? Go tell your parents what a German you are right now. Especially your Anglo-Canadian father. Let the truth out. Maybe the relationship between you and your dad might even improve, because that's what was the cause of the conflict between you and your dad in the first place.


The Aspieness is strong with this one!


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03 Feb 2016, 12:53 am

Ouch! That hurts.

Well it should, liar. There's no such thing as a Cockney Rebel. That's something your Mum made up in the Summer of 1998 just to get a rise out of you. You're a German. God knows you act like one. Were you trying to play Munro with the Union Jack all your life? I bet you were. You would never a true Munro. You're what ever that little bit of German is. God knows you act like it. Don't give me that little alien with the blue sergeant's helmet spew either. You're a German. Get ready to watch Hogan's Heroes, German! Don't forget to take your ZZZQuil. :wink:


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