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Kit
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knowing full well this is probably not the place 2 have this discussion uhhh

im going to be going thru an evaluation for autism next month and am v nervous about it and was wondering if anyone else has any experience going thru diagnosis for things like autism or adhd, or had any thoughts or experiences they'd wna share abt it i guess
Lituirchego
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i don't have any experience of this but gl for your evaluation
Kit
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Lituirchego wrote:
i don't have any experience of this but gl for your evaluation
ahh ty ! 
Meep
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i went through adhd/add diagnosis.
and that one is no stress.
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Kit wrote:
knowing full well this is probably not the place 2 have this discussion uhhh

im going to be going thru an evaluation for autism next month and am v nervous about it and was wondering if anyone else has any experience going thru diagnosis for things like autism or adhd, or had any thoughts or experiences they'd wna share abt it i guess
YES my dear! You've come to the right person. I even have memes and tweets about it.
On a serious note, please ask me any questions you have below and I'll get back to you ASAP
Noir
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I went through adhd evaluation when i was like 9 or 10 years old, so i don't remember it 100% but you dont need to be nervous. Imagine it as it was an evaluation but that does not matter the result. It doesn't matter if u do it wrong or right thats why they are evaluating u, to help u not to judge u . Hope this make u feel better! 
Kit
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Ozeana wrote:
Kit wrote:
knowing full well this is probably not the place 2 have this discussion uhhh

im going to be going thru an evaluation for autism next month and am v nervous about it and was wondering if anyone else has any experience going thru diagnosis for things like autism or adhd, or had any thoughts or experiences they'd wna share abt it i guess
YES my dear! You've come to the right person. I even have memes and tweets about it.
On a serious note, please ask me any questions you have below and I'll get back to you ASAP
ahhh thank u ! 

honestly, how do you walk the line between wanting to be taken seriously and not wanting to come across as belligerently self-diagnosing ?

because i'm not like, convinced i have autism so much as i am convinced that it's a legitimate possibility, & i've noticed that when people seem to doubt me i get very obstinate and start trying to list all the reasons why i think i do. but if people seem to believe me i do the opposite and get really ambivalent like i don't know and maybe i'm overthinking things

but the lady on the phone to schedule my appointments and check insurance stuff already asked me if it was me, or someone else in my life that suspected autism, and i told her it was me but i felt like maybe i shouldn't have? and it just made me wonder why that matters enough to ask in an otherwise really business-like conversation, & i'm afraid maybe they are already just humoring me

& i've had not-so-great experiences with doctors and psychologists before so idk. any advice on what kind of attitude to bring to the meetings and how to stand up for myself without coming across as too obstinate or intractable would just be really helpful tbh
Kit
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animeislive wrote:
I went through adhd evaluation when i was like 9 or 10 years old, so i don't remember it 100% but you dont need to be nervous. Imagine it as it was an evaluation but that does not matter the result. It doesn't matter if u do it wrong or right thats why they are evaluating u, to help u not to judge u . Hope this make u feel better! 

ahh yes thank u ! i want to think of it like that too and i keep having to remind myself they're medical professionals and it's their job to help and not judge, & that i'm definitely not the weirdest or worst person they've ever treated. it's just hard after a long time in psychological care, w the experience to know that, like in every field, not every medical professional is actually good at their job :/
Private
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I'm an aspie with ADD. Being diagnosed is cool, it makes you understand yourself a lot better. Things start to make sense, and with that comes acceptance and self loving. 
Noir
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Kit wrote:
animeislive wrote:
I went through adhd evaluation when i was like 9 or 10 years old, so i don't remember it 100% but you dont need to be nervous. Imagine it as it was an evaluation but that does not matter the result. It doesn't matter if u do it wrong or right thats why they are evaluating u, to help u not to judge u . Hope this make u feel better! 

ahh yes thank u ! i want to think of it like that too and i keep having to remind myself they're medical professionals and it's their job to help and not judge, & that i'm definitely not the weirdest or worst person they've ever treated. it's just hard after a long time in psychological care, w the experience to know that, like in every field, not every medical professional is actually good at their job :/
yeah not everyone is good but usually the ones that diagnose u are good in their job or at least i think so
Noir
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Rosa wrote:
I'm an aspie with ADD. Being diagnosed is cool, it makes you understand yourself a lot better. Things start to make sense, and with that comes acceptance and self loving. 
can i ask u a question if is not too personal? I was diagnosed with add but sometimes i feel that maybe i have a kind of autism. How were u diagnosed with autism? Because this kind of illnesses are difficult to diagnose and i heard that sometimes people diagnosed with add are actually autistic but they were diagnosed incorrectly. 
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Kit wrote:
Ozeana wrote:
Kit wrote:
knowing full well this is probably not the place 2 have this discussion uhhh

im going to be going thru an evaluation for autism next month and am v nervous about it and was wondering if anyone else has any experience going thru diagnosis for things like autism or adhd, or had any thoughts or experiences they'd wna share abt it i guess
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On a serious note, please ask me any questions you have below and I'll get back to you ASAP
ahhh thank u ! 

honestly, how do you walk the line between wanting to be taken seriously and not wanting to come across as belligerently self-diagnosing ?

because i'm not like, convinced i have autism so much as i am convinced that it's a legitimate possibility, & i've noticed that when people seem to doubt me i get very obstinate and start trying to list all the reasons why i think i do. but if people seem to believe me i do the opposite and get really ambivalent like i don't know and maybe i'm overthinking things

but the lady on the phone to schedule my appointments and check insurance stuff already asked me if it was me, or someone else in my life that suspected autism, and i told her it was me but i felt like maybe i shouldn't have? and it just made me wonder why that matters enough to ask in an otherwise really business-like conversation, & i'm afraid maybe they are already just humoring me

& i've had not-so-great experiences with doctors and psychologists before so idk. any advice on what kind of attitude to bring to the meetings and how to stand up for myself without coming across as too obstinate or intractable would just be really helpful tbh
I think I would just say "I think it's a real possibility I have autism" just as a statement before the test, or if they ask you. If they react negatively, try not to elaborate or something, and ask to get on with the test. Though I've heard medical professionals who downplay or don't like autism before, they're kind of rare. 
Before the test, I woud try and ask them for things which could make me more comfortable taking the test; such as a cup of tea, some juice, or some water. They have this most places, at least where I'm from. If there are other sensory problems, ask politely for them to be fixed so you have the best experience possible, such as shutting the blinds for the sun, closing the door, taking out a tangle/stim item/comfort item from home, etc. They should be accomodating of that.
If you feel they're not taking you seriously, or feel the urge to challege something they say, I would advice you to disengage and try maybe some breathing exercises to calm yourself? Try not to overthink, it's their job and even if there are some bad apples I promise you they are not all supposed to be like that. Even if you have bad past experiences, they're not all supposed to be like that
Allie
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I went through it - got diagnosed with autism at age 17 (6 years ago). 
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Lily wrote:
I went through it - got diagnosed with autism at age 17 (6 years ago). 
I got diagnosed at age 16, 4 years ago :)
Private
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Ah theyre gonna see if I have it as well
I was supposed to get a letter at the beginning of july tho and I still havent seen shit
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Azriel wrote:
Ah theyre gonna see if I have it as well
I was supposed to get a letter at the beginning of july tho and I still havent seen shit
Omggggg that sucks
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