Tempy wrote:
anbuend wrote:
Tempy wrote:
it was something schitzofrenic-nos or close to that, and she said it was cause she didnt have enough data to say i was schitzofrenic or bippolar =,= tush but i forgot the name and my ssi lawyer kinds needs to know it, anyone can shed me some light? I got a peeler!!
Is it schizoaffective disorder, bipolar type?
Or else psychotic disorder NOS.
Those are my guesses.
That sounds alot like what she said. yeah, though I myself don't think I am. I think I am more sensitive to sound rather than hearing things =_= but watever. I wanted a name to look up to see wtf she is sclaiming i have cause this will go in my ssi files.
Could it be a "comorbid" situation if so?
Tempy,
it's difficult to go through again,but would being rediagnosed [to either confirm or deny whatever the other lady said] help?
Also,there is a common comorbid on the autism spectrum called hyperacusis-
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyperacusis it's usually not seen as being a seperate condition/seperated from classic/kanners or aspergers ,have a look at the article and see if it's familiar.
It would be worth going to a specialised audiologist [not sure what title they would use-one who understands ASD,APD....] regular audiologists are useless for this kind of problem as they assume the only kind of hearing problem is when it's lacking,not the opposite.
I need to set an appointment at the clinic then get a refferal cause I FINALLY got the CMS card that will pay for more than basic care.
09 Jan 2008, 8:30 pm
