Autism? Maybe
I had an assessment a few weeks ago and got the results. The
assessor believes it is very possible that I'm on the autism spectrum
but I'd need more indepth, detailed assessment (which costs quite a
bit). Definitely I deal with C-PTSD (since age 5)(not at debilitating
levels) depression - ongoing and social anxiety disorder (SAD) which has
become debilitating in many areas (it got worse over the years). I
received some recommendations on dealing with the SAD, now to explore them and learn more on the disorder. Some of the traits/quirks/whatever can't be explained by the PTSD or social anxiety that do fall in the usual markers for autism.
Overall bottom line: I'm wired different
General stuff: perception/reasoning/math stuff - average to high average
math/working memory: average range
cognitive abilities - high average
verbal/reading/info - high average to superior (in the top 4%)
overall: highly intelligent, kind, very resilient and socially skilled despite my fears.
Recommendations: Keep writing, explore in-person book clubs, in-person writing groups. Nano summer writing groups?
exercise, eat a bit more healthy
Push myself to get out of the house, maybe volunteer with animal groups and work with my psych
Not bad overall. I knew the PTSD affected development heavily and knew I had social anxiety problems. Now to continue exploring the autism and the SAD stuff
General stuff: perception/reasoning/math stuff - average to high average
math/working memory: average range
cognitive abilities - high average
verbal/reading/info - high average to superior (in the top 4%)
overall: highly intelligent, kind, very resilient and socially skilled despite my fears.
Recommendations: Keep writing, explore in-person book clubs, in-person writing groups. Nano summer writing groups?
exercise, eat a bit more healthy
Push myself to get out of the house, maybe volunteer with animal groups and work with my psych
Not bad overall. I knew the PTSD affected development heavily and knew I had social anxiety problems. Now to continue exploring the autism and the SAD stuff
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