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16 Jul 2017, 3:03 am

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@Biggles: They exaggerate, I know, I may have had a few tics but I know I have very few and to a small degree, but this clown wrote I really need to get control of my motions, and that I was ticcing like crazy, all of my body... um, that's called body language, you FREAK!! !


Yup, again shows little knowledge about the spectrum... Sorry to hear you have also had a hard time being misunderstood!
As my ASD specialist said. Being aspergian isnt actually a trait to feeling anxiety etc however it is brought on and amplified by ones negative experiences that one experiences for being a little different and becomes somewhat hardwired....



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16 Jul 2017, 3:08 am

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Okaaaay... and how do you go about it?


Well on laptops it works the same way. :mrgreen:


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16 Jul 2017, 3:09 am

@Biggles: I know... my anxiety because EXTREMELY hardwired... it took forever to remove, and I still get it sometimes, even after meds, CBT, talking to friends about my traumas/dramas, non-CBT psychotherapy, support groups, and forums like this one.

@cberg: How do you get your medical records expunged? Do you know?



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16 Jul 2017, 3:13 am

1Biggles1 wrote:
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@Biggles: They exaggerate, I know, I may have had a few tics but I know I have very few and to a small degree, but this clown wrote I really need to get control of my motions, and that I was ticcing like crazy, all of my body... um, that's called body language, you FREAK!! !


Yup, again shows little knowledge about the spectrum... Sorry to hear you have also had a hard time being misunderstood!
As my ASD specialist said. Being aspergian isnt actually a trait to feeling anxiety etc however it is brought on and amplified by ones negative experiences that one experiences for being a little different and becomes somewhat hardwired....


That's crap. I KNOW that depression & anxiety are co-morbids that go along wit having Asperger's Syndrome. THAT'S A FACT!

I live it EVERY DAY!


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16 Jul 2017, 3:14 am

It can be comorbids or just unrelated/related to something else.

Mine are comorbids, because 1) they're due to the stigma of being autistic, and 2) just the things I think about, being autistic, cause depression and anxiety.



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16 Jul 2017, 3:22 am

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It can be comorbids or just unrelated/related to something else.

Mine are comorbids, because 1) they're due to the stigma of being autistic, and 2) just the things I think about, being autistic, cause depression and anxiety.


NOPE - I've been on this rock for over 50 years. I know what's what!


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16 Jul 2017, 3:23 am

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It can be comorbids or just unrelated/related to something else.

Mine are comorbids, because 1) they're due to the stigma of being autistic, and 2) just the things I think about, being autistic, cause depression and anxiety.


NOPE - I've been on this rock for over 50 years. I know what' what!

What do you mean??

Also, do you mean you've been diagnosed for been autistic or alive for over 50 years?



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16 Jul 2017, 3:29 am

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It can be comorbids or just unrelated/related to something else.

Mine are comorbids, because 1) they're due to the stigma of being autistic, and 2) just the things I think about, being autistic, cause depression and anxiety.


NOPE - I've been on this rock for over 50 years. I know what's what!

What do you mean??

Also, do you mean you've been diagnosed for been autistic or alive for over 50 years?


I was first diagnosed in 2007 but I was only sent to see they psychiatrist for depression and apparent suicidal tendencies.

In 2013, an independent psych picked it up in me too.

Became rather hard to deny.

It sucks. But I Love my ability to hyperfocus and program in ALL languages like a son of a b***h!

Also, I'm wicked smart!

Why do you ask, two dogs?


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16 Jul 2017, 3:33 am

Diagnosed in '98 or something & maybe five or ten living souls know anything about me.

I'm quite reconciled with that.


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16 Jul 2017, 3:38 am

CharityGoodyGrace wrote:
@Biggles: I know... my anxiety because EXTREMELY hardwired... it took forever to remove, and I still get it sometimes, even after meds, CBT, talking to friends about my traumas/dramas, non-CBT psychotherapy, support groups, and forums like this one.

@cberg: How do you get your medical records expunged? Do you know?


Oh I would just heist mine but I don't have to.


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16 Jul 2017, 3:42 am

Are you telling me you hacked into it and deleted it?



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16 Jul 2017, 3:55 am

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1Biggles1 wrote:
CharityGoodyGrace wrote:
@Biggles: They exaggerate, I know, I may have had a few tics but I know I have very few and to a small degree, but this clown wrote I really need to get control of my motions, and that I was ticcing like crazy, all of my body... um, that's called body language, you FREAK!! !


Yup, again shows little knowledge about the spectrum... Sorry to hear you have also had a hard time being misunderstood!
As my ASD specialist said. Being aspergian isnt actually a trait to feeling anxiety etc however it is brought on and amplified by ones negative experiences that one experiences for being a little different and becomes somewhat hardwired....


That's crap. I KNOW that depression & anxiety are co-morbids that go along wit having Asperger's Syndrome. THAT'S A FACT!

I live it EVERY DAY!



Ermmm, yeah, as you mentioned ''co-morbids!'' I do know some aspies that dont have anxiety or depression issues. As i have stated it often comes hand in hand due to misunderstandings and being treated differently. Its not like we are born depressed. It is a reaction to how we are often treated. Hence why i see her point somewhat even though i questioned that myself.



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16 Jul 2017, 3:56 am

Even in those who are born depressed, it comes from somewhere... even if it's environment at the molecular level.



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16 Jul 2017, 4:01 am

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^ I'll be dead.


Yeah, eventually. But the pain you'll experience before the transition will be EXCRUCIATING!

So how will the pain of impending death be any different from the pain of living life, except for being of much shorter duration?


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16 Jul 2017, 4:04 am

True! I guess sometimes though a death is painless, and the person believes in an afterlife (like I do and maybe he does).



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16 Jul 2017, 4:16 am

Well, I'm full of beans now.


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