Officially Diagnosed
Because of some things that have happened, I had to do an Independent Psychological Evaluation. Well, we got the results back this week, and it says that along with OCD that I have Asperger's. Now, if you guys remember me, that is what I was assuming I had. But now the realization is kicking in.
I know it doesn't change who I am. I know it only answers all my questions and holes with the other diagnoses I've gotten over the years. I know it explains why both my kiddos are. But for some reason, it's still kind of shocking to think about.
It is a bit shocking at first. When I was first researching aspergers I thought for sure I had it, but yet, part of me lived in denial. So I went through a whole phase of thinking "yes, definitely describes me" and then "but that doesn't mean anything, I'm probably normal, reading websites doesn't mean I have anything" and then after being diagnosed I finally realized that I couldn't live in denial because it was so blatantly obvious. I fit so much of the criteria and sound like so many people on this site... But anyways, try not to think of it as being inferior. I have done that too much. It's a difference and that's it.
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Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I'm not sure about the former - Albert Einstein
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