And why can’t mildly autistic people just learn to overcome their social awkwardness? Someone posted in the comments section to an article about autism that “every loser is going to self-diagnose [autism] with what is [...]
Just get a late autism diagnosis but question it because you don’t stim? Maybe you really DO stim but don’t realize just how much. Here’s how to figure all of this out. [...]
If you have low support needs autism, just how can you have the same diagnosis as someone who’s nonverbal and needs help with the most basic tasks? […]
Many people including self-diagnosed Autistics want to know the point of being diagnosed with autism at 60 or even 50. […]
Are you inclined to believe that “mild” presentations of autism are really just variations of normal human behavior, even in kids? […]
I’m fed up with these skeptics who think that in order for an autism diagnosis to be valid it must be given in childhood. […]
Discovering an autism diagnosis later in life can be a profound and transformative experience. […]
You just got your official Autism Spectrum Disorder diagnosis. […]
Have you been diagnosed with ASD but are now overwhelmed with the idea that you actually don’t have it? […]
Do you have autistic imposter syndrome, in that despite your clinical diagnosis you’re now wondering if you really are actually autistic? […]
Simon was diagnosed autistic in his late 30s and says this was the best thing that ever happened to him. […]
Six autistic women express how they immediately felt upon getting their late Autism Spectrum Disorder diagnosis. […]
I was diagnosed with autism in middle age. Here’s how I felt the very moment I saw Autism Spectrum Disorder on the report. […]
Are you middle age and wondering if you could be autistic? Are you thinking that middle age is just too old to pursue an assessment for ASD? […]
Getting denied an autism diagnosis would’ve crushed me. I didn’t know what I was going to do if the examiner told me I was neurotypical. […]
Getting diagnosed as autistic later in life is a profound transformative process to be celebrated. One man explains what an ASD diagnosis meant to him. […]
