Anyone have any other disablities than aspergers/Austim?

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Add to my aspergers I have schizophrenia. Anyone else have any other disablities?

ADD, learning difficulties, and does anxiety count?

Of course anxiety is comorbid with AS because lot of us have it.

Dysthymia, better known as melancholy.

In addition to Asperger's and most (if not all) of the "disabilities" associated with it, I have or once had ADHD, ODD, OCD, clinical depression, poor coordination, poor balance and vertigo. That's just what I can remember at the moment. I'm sure I could think of many more issues if I took the time to think about it, which I am not inclined to do. - LJS

There's a whole section for this already you know, but yes, I also have ADD and dyspraxia.

I have learning difficulties in reading, writing and math.

I also have a disability in the trouser department.

ADD, AS, OCD and all that good stuff is located in the same part of the brain. Having more than one of those is common.

ADD, anxiety, depression just lately if that counts and some OCD like symptoms, although its more along the lines preparing the same meals, wearing the same clothes, going to the same places over and over with my daily life and listening to the same songs...but i think most aspies have similar tendancies so i wont call it OCD.

ADHD-Inattentive, Sensory Processing Disorder

I also have problems taking in or remembering (not sure which one it really is sometimes) things I have watched, read or heard, it seems as though I can recall many fragments & put together a general picture in my mind of whatever it may be, but the specific details often evade me. Perhaps that's classed as a learning disability?

Performance Anxiety, mild BDD and misophonia.

Besides having the difference known as Asperger's (officially diagnosed), I also have OCD (not officially diagnosed).

Paranoid depression. Fun fun fun.

Learning disabilities. (Visual Spatial... Can't visualize anything)

ADHD Inattentive, central auditory processing disorder, mild dyspraxia (imperfect gross and fine motor control/crossing the midline of the body/body balance), a tad of constructional apraxia, and a tad of an inability to see 3D perfectly including perceiving motion (as with a baseball or football) perfectly.