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iceveela
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24 Aug 2011, 1:44 am

he told me I am most likely not an aspie solely because I am a girl... he also said he was misdiagnosed. So he could just have a issue with the medical system...



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24 Aug 2011, 1:46 am

Don't worry about it.


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24 Aug 2011, 1:49 am

None of us here can ever be absolutely 100% sure of our aspie status.

An official diagnosis means nothing, as there is plenty of room for error in the process.

That being said, if professionals can't always identify it correctly, then how is some idiot supposed to do that?


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24 Aug 2011, 2:12 am

iceveela wrote:
he told me I am most likely not an aspie solely because I am a girl...


That, right there, tells you how seriously to take his claim, IMHO.

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he also said he was misdiagnosed. So he could just have a issue with the medical system...


Yeah. People can have all sorts of motivations for saying things they do. I recall someone once saying that sometimes people diagnosed as kids feel oppressed by the label and want to escape it (and people diagnosed later in life find it a relief).