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“I am married to a man with Aspergers. I must say this has been the biggest challenge in my entire life. Although I do love my husb... -
Can an adult with Aspergers or High Functioning Autism have a meltdown just like a child with the same disorder? The answer is ‘yes’ –... -
A lot of men with Asperger’s (AS) – also called “high functioning autism” – have never been diagnosed and are regarded as being eccent... -
You have a friend or love with High Functioning Autism (Asperger's), and you don't understand him or her, so it's making you... -
Men with Aspergers (high functioning autism) have many qualities that can be attractive to a prospective partner: • A lot of men with... -
Many, if not most, adults with Aspergers (or High Functioning Autism) will experience some significant bouts of depression from time to t... -
People with Asperger’s and High Functioning Autism (HFA) often face challenges related to their ability to interpret certain social cu... -
The differences between Aspergers (high functioning autism) men and neurotypical (NT) women (i.e., women without Aspergers) are not on... -
Many, if not most, females with Aspergers and High-Functioning Autism “slip through the net” (i.e., go undiagnosed) because they camoufl... -
"One of the things I have learned while married to my husband with Aspergers syndrome is that I have to allow for processing time....
Chat for Adults with HFA and Aspergers
Hi my name is John, I live in Edinburgh, I am 42 , seen pcycharatist last April for 3 session, NHS, I asked him what was wrong with me? He said I had high functioning autism/ Asperger's and related PTSD symptoms as a result of having autism and Asperger's, growing up being rejected by family and peers as being a weirdo, no formal recognition of the disease back when I was a kid growing up in rural Ireland, but the pcycharatist would not give me a formal written diagnosis,!!!???!? Now I am in limbo although he prescribe me quetiapine, 50 mg a day, and 20 mg citalopram, I was on 40 mg citalopram previous, by doctors starting out on 10 mg in 2010, and increased in time,because doctors missed what I had wrong with me, anyway could you offer any help please,as to why he would not give me formal diagnosis,so I could access the support I need, I am in a real bad way @ present,I do see a mental health organisation s.a.m.h.who visit me on a weekly basis, but I need answers, thank you,
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