Unfortunately, autism in women and girls is woefully under-diagnosed, and many are diagnosed only in adulthood. Autism/Aspergers is often a bit overlooked by the CMHT (though I understand you have other mental health illnesses), so hopefully your team can arrange some targeted secondary care, like either CBT or DBT, which often seems to work better for those with autism. Good luck with it - keep us posted.
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I don't think anyone is going to want Torchy going anywhere near their cervix...
Probably when he is staying in his freezing hovel.Is that a complaint he suffers with
Something like this, maybe. To clear up the sputum expectorated by the old consumptive himself
Apart from his wife
Nope, I doubt even she wants that. She'd probably tell him to go the gym or something, and beat a hasty retreat.
Autism in females is often harder to detect, than in males as the usual classic presenting symptoms are masked. Females were often referred to as the protected sex, as it was thought that autism was very rare for females, quite wrongly. Girls and women are still more likely to be diagnosed as having ADHD, anxious, depressed or having eating disorders when they are on the autistic spectrum. I hope that going forward having a diagnosis will get you the support that you need.
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I don't want him anywhere near my synovial fluid either
Well as he constantly reminds us, he has got two little boys!
It would be something like this
I must have been confused about that.
