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Danielismyname
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03 Jun 2007, 12:16 pm

willem wrote:
"2. When I'm by myself, I hear or see things that others do not hear or see."


You know
when you see that pink unicorn
when you're alone out in the corn
rather than trees fallin'
'cause the winds are blowin'

Questions 3, 4, 5, 7 and 10 are all a part of autism for example.... I guess that's why they originally thought of autism as schizophrenia; the severity of the hallucinations and delusions is what separates the two nowadays.



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03 Jun 2007, 12:21 pm

Schizo: 13 probable mood disorder, DUH!

Aspie: 30, probably aspie, DUH again.


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03 Jun 2007, 6:02 pm

Your Score Is 6 of a possible score of 24

The average score for men in the age range 30-39 is 12.
Other people in your age group scored between 0 and 42.



You (or a loved one) are showing signs of a mood disorder which requires professional evaluation. You should schedule an appointment with psychiatrist as soon as possible.



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13 Sep 2012, 1:20 pm

Self Assessment Test Results

Self Test for SCHIZOAFFECTIVE DISORDER


Your Score Is 11 of a possible score of 24

The average score for men in the age range under 30 is 15.
Other people in your age group scored between 0 and 42.



You (or a loved one) are showing signs of a mood disorder which requires professional evaluation. You should schedule an appointment with psychiatrist as soon as possible.



So, propably Bipolar and "light psychic symptoms" I have are propably dissociation from a trauma I have.
At least I think so...! :?

Here are more tests they have:
http://blueskyrecovery.com/bhe_selftests.asp


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14 Sep 2012, 7:54 pm

On the Schizoaffective test, I got 5 out of 24. I think that's pretty funny because schizoaffective disorder was my diagnosis for about 15 years! Although I think I know why...I didn't understand their questions as they understood them.

Do you or a loved one hear voices that seem to come from somewhere outside of you?
I remember the psychiatrist asking me that one. I said "yes." After all, HIS voice was coming from outside of me! there was no indication to me that he was meaning "disembodied voices that come out of nothing."

Do you or a loved one believe that you have special powers or connections over others?
I said "yes" to this one, too, because my family is deeply religious and taught me that prayers could influence God. I considered that a pretty special power! Didn't understand that prayer/religion wasn't considered a special power.

Do you or a loved one believe that other people can read your thoughts?
Yes, because my mom always seemed to know what I was doing before I did it!

Do you or a loved one believe that people on television are talking about you?
This question was originally posed to me as "are people on tv talking TO you" and I said yes. Because, duh, isn't that why people watch TV? Would be kind of boring if none of the characters said anything!

Do you or a loved one see things around you that no one else can see?
Yes. I can see details that most people around me miss. No indication that it's talking about "hallucinations."

So, if I apply those answers from when I was a child, I'd get 20 out of 24, "You (or a loved one) are showing both psychotic and mood disorder symptoms of a serious nature." But I wasn't psychotic; I wasn't understanding the questions.

Now, on the test for Asperger's Syndrome, I got 32 out of 39. Not surprising. On the depression test, I got 12 out of 20, which is also not surprising. On the anxiety test, I got 26 out of 30. These are all disorders I know I have, so no surprises.



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14 Sep 2012, 8:45 pm

The link in the 1st post took me to the site's main page. This is the link for the test/quiz thingy~ http://blueskyrecovery.com/selftest.asp?CatID=22

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Your Score Is 6 of a possible score of 24

The average score for men in the age range under 30 is 15.
Other people in your age group scored between 0 and 42.

You (or a loved one) are showing signs of a mood disorder which requires professional evaluation. You should schedule an appointment with psychiatrist as soon as possible.

A lot of the questions I answered Never or Sometimes for; I would of answered Always or Often for years ago when I was going through a bad psychotic depression


I took the Aspergers test http://blueskyrecovery.com/selftest.asp?CatID=58
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Your Score Is -12 of a possible score of 39

The average score for men in the age range under 30 is 17.
Other people in your age group scored between -51 and 39.

Aspergers is not indicated as a diagnosis.

I'm almost positive I have AS & those here who've read alot of my post would think I likely do as well. I also know how to take test. Considering that I got a negative score; the logical consusion is that the quiz/test ain't rite


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14 Sep 2012, 9:24 pm

Your Score Is 9 of a possible score of 24

The average score for women in the age range under 30 is 16.
Other people in your age group scored between 0 and 42.



You (or a loved one) are showing signs of a mood disorder which requires professional evaluation. You should schedule an appointment with psychiatrist as soon as possible.



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03 Nov 2012, 12:08 am

Your Score Is 4 of a possible score of 24

The average score for women in the age range under 30 is 16.
Other people in your age group scored between 0 and 42.



You (or a loved one) do not show any significant signs of a schizoaffective disorder.


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