Wandering_Stranger wrote:
Uni won't help because it's a medical problem.

Yet, they'd help if I was Dyslexic.
They (uni) told me to write in my profile what my needs are and what areas I need help. I have no idea what they are; as they haven't been identified.
How do I convince my GP that I need to be diagnosed? The lack of diagnosis (and therefore, support) is making studying impossible. Part of the reason why I failed this year is because of the lack of support. But that wasn't helped by being messed around by community mental health team for 7 months.
Your uni will help you. That's why they want to know what your needs are. They will ask the same of a dyslexic student. You are capable of identifying your study needs. You say studying is impossible, but what makes it so?
Consider every aspect of your study (suggestions below) and write down what you find difficult about it:
Attending lectures/taking notes
Taking part in tutorials/practical sessions
Carrying out research (reading, using the library, identifying relevant information)
Reviewing your notes
Organising and planning - both schedule wise and in terms of planning work
Writing assignments
Concentration and motivation
Then have a think about what might help you with the difficulties you have written down. If you need help with this please feel free to PM me ... This is my job.
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Female. Dx ASD in 2011 @ Age 38. Also Dx BPD