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I think my 41 year old husband has Aspergers but I have absolutely no idea where we start!
Hi there, This is my first post on here. I once did a module, back in my Uni days, on Autism and Aspergers. Fast foward a few years to meeting my (then) boyfriend and he used to do things/say things/act in certain ways and in general, present, to me, (knowing what I'd previously learnt at uni), as being
Hi there, This is my first post on here. I once did a module, back in my Uni days, on Autism and Aspergers. Fast foward a few years to meeting my (then) boyfriend and he used to do things/say things/act in certain ways and in general, present, to me, (knowing what I'd previously learnt at uni), as being
Fletch
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Asperger's Support
9 years ago
Back to hospital
Back to Qe hospital in the morning to have a third cardiac ablation. Hoping this goes better than the last one. Had to have a drain in then because of a tamponade then was sent home and had another one 2 weeks later.
Back to Qe hospital in the morning to have a third cardiac ablation. Hoping this goes better than the last one. Had to have a drain in then because of a tamponade then was sent home and had another one 2 weeks later.
Ray47
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
9 years ago
Going to have a cardiac ablation for Afib
I'm going to have a cardiac ablation within the next month and I just want to see from people who have had it what are some of the things I can do in preparation for it or to ask the doctor to do for me to make it painless and recuperate without anxiety!
I'm going to have a cardiac ablation within the next month and I just want to see from people who have had it what are some of the things I can do in preparation for it or to ask the doctor to do for me to make it painless and recuperate without anxiety!
Jonathanglynn
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AF Association
9 years ago
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My son
I have spent the morning in tears, my oldest son was diagnosed with autism about 8-10 years ago. So went to find out why his file was closed by the shrink, the bleeeeeeeeep discharged him said he was no longer autistic, the gp argued with me adults don't have ADHD or need meds so she's stoping them as
I have spent the morning in tears, my oldest son was diagnosed with autism about 8-10 years ago. So went to find out why his file was closed by the shrink, the bleeeeeeeeep discharged him said he was no longer autistic, the gp argued with me adults don't have ADHD or need meds so she's stoping them as
dizzylynn
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Fibromyalgia Action UK
9 years ago
Holiday Awards
This is for everyone who needs a holiday, so this is for YOU. Having a great nephew who is inflicted with autism, holidays are a bit if a headache. So, if it's possible and I'm doing this correctly, I'd like to start a post whereby we can all share positive experiences. I've always been one for praising
This is for everyone who needs a holiday, so this is for YOU. Having a great nephew who is inflicted with autism, holidays are a bit if a headache. So, if it's possible and I'm doing this correctly, I'd like to start a post whereby we can all share positive experiences. I've always been one for praising
rosie-in-the-garden
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Autism Support
9 years ago
Welcome to Scandinavia. This how we great and brave people treat thyroid issues
http://www.thyroidchange.org/our-blog/international-thyroid-series-thyroid-patients-in-scandinavia Was so depressing to read. That Danish "expert" is a moron. Swedish, oh well they just think they are so much better than the rest of the world. Finnish? I hate to say but our doctors rather bitch
http://www.thyroidchange.org/our-blog/international-thyroid-series-thyroid-patients-in-scandinavia Was so depressing to read. That Danish "expert" is a moron. Swedish, oh well they just think they are so much better than the rest of the world. Finnish? I hate to say but our doctors rather bitch
Justiina
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Thyroid UK
9 years ago
A couple things I've learned battling anxiety depression ocd adhd
First learn to change your thoughts .. Sometimes you have to tell yourself your over reacting now let's calm down also I used to go to the emergency room every other day..now I tell myself the emergency room can't help me and sit at home and deal.. Also I've worked on the breathing techniques and they
First learn to change your thoughts .. Sometimes you have to tell yourself your over reacting now let's calm down also I used to go to the emergency room every other day..now I tell myself the emergency room can't help me and sit at home and deal.. Also I've worked on the breathing techniques and they
amandab8926
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Anxiety Support
9 years ago
APS and Morphea
Around 25 years ago I was diagnosed with the skin condition Morphea for which I received variou courses of treatment,whilst I still have the characteristic matches of pigmented skin it stabilised and I was discharged over 20 years ago. I have recently been diagnosed with APS. Whilst I was feeling a
Around 25 years ago I was diagnosed with the skin condition Morphea for which I received variou courses of treatment,whilst I still have the characteristic matches of pigmented skin it stabilised and I was discharged over 20 years ago. I have recently been diagnosed with APS. Whilst I was feeling a
NicBay
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Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
9 years ago
Ablation
I am 19, a college student, and currently diagnosed with Atrial Tachycardia. It only affects 10% of people worldwide. I am having a cardiac ablation in November and was wonderi what i should expect before, during and after surgery?
I am 19, a college student, and currently diagnosed with Atrial Tachycardia. It only affects 10% of people worldwide. I am having a cardiac ablation in November and was wonderi what i should expect before, during and after surgery?
Acano96
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AF Association
9 years ago
I'm 56 and can finally let go of some anxiety
I was diagnosed early this week. I've been different all my life, and have amassed a number of individual "issues" and diagnoses over the years, but I've always known that something wasn't right. I knew that all these symptoms couldn't be individual, and that something must be causing the "big picture
I was diagnosed early this week. I've been different all my life, and have amassed a number of individual "issues" and diagnoses over the years, but I've always known that something wasn't right. I knew that all these symptoms couldn't be individual, and that something must be causing the "big picture
Justdiagnosed
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Asperger's Support
9 years ago
Free parking close to guys hospital London bridge area?
Hi everyone, I'm travelling to guys hospital and also St Thomas's hospitals soon for tests and I was hoping to get some tips on where I can park for free. I will be there all day and on my own so need to leave my car. I am coming far so already spending a lot on petrol. Am hoping to finally have a diagnosis
Hi everyone, I'm travelling to guys hospital and also St Thomas's hospitals soon for tests and I was hoping to get some tips on where I can park for free. I will be there all day and on my own so need to leave my car. I am coming far so already spending a lot on petrol. Am hoping to finally have a diagnosis
moneyangel22
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Fibromyalgia Action UK
9 years ago
Sertaline?good experiences?? (Abit of a long one!!)
Hi i have been suffering with anxity for 3 years now have been so far able to just get on. As i have 4 children now and my partnwr always helped me ... i have had a very bad month!! My partner went to prison! Ive been finding it really hard to deal with things on my own. So the anxiety pains start again
Hi i have been suffering with anxity for 3 years now have been so far able to just get on. As i have 4 children now and my partnwr always helped me ... i have had a very bad month!! My partner went to prison! Ive been finding it really hard to deal with things on my own. So the anxiety pains start again
anxious25
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Anxiety Support
9 years ago
On the IVF journey....
Hi everyone, I had a consultation with my consultant today and we agreed it was time to move on from ovulation induction and to IVF. I'm going back next week to discuss things further but I wondered if anyone can help with some wuestions we have? What is the general process now? What steps are usually
Hi everyone, I had a consultation with my consultant today and we agreed it was time to move on from ovulation induction and to IVF. I'm going back next week to discuss things further but I wondered if anyone can help with some wuestions we have? What is the general process now? What steps are usually
Spongy
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Fertility Network UK
9 years ago
Husband's adventures
Complaining of severe epigastric abdominal pain and looking really unwell, with vomiting the out of hours doctor referred him to A & E. Until now he has been a healthy 73 year old overweight and has lost four stone in 60 months, just re=educating his palate and being married to me. Still working.
Complaining of severe epigastric abdominal pain and looking really unwell, with vomiting the out of hours doctor referred him to A & E. Until now he has been a healthy 73 year old overweight and has lost four stone in 60 months, just re=educating his palate and being married to me. Still working.
Hidden
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AF Association
9 years ago
Don't know where to start
I have a daughter at the age of 15 she has ADHD and just recently just been diagnosed with having a low mentality level compared to other peers her age she is well below average her vocal comp is only scoring 1 and it is meant to be 50 there are other things I have noticed about her she does not have
I have a daughter at the age of 15 she has ADHD and just recently just been diagnosed with having a low mentality level compared to other peers her age she is well below average her vocal comp is only scoring 1 and it is meant to be 50 there are other things I have noticed about her she does not have
mumto407
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Autism Support
9 years ago
Looking For People Who Suffer From Body Dysmorphic Disorder needing someone not to think I am vain.
I know most of us don't like something about our appearance and some may fret about it. But with me with what I see staring back at me in the mirror truly disgusts me it's horrendous. I wear make up to try and conceal the ugliness and wear dark clothing so I don't draw unnecessary attention to myself
I know most of us don't like something about our appearance and some may fret about it. But with me with what I see staring back at me in the mirror truly disgusts me it's horrendous. I wear make up to try and conceal the ugliness and wear dark clothing so I don't draw unnecessary attention to myself
Sharon-Anne
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Mental Health Support
9 years ago
Autistic diagnosis
I was disappointed yesterday to be told that one of our 6 year old twins is to be diagnosed with Autism. The doctor says it is easier than making an FAS diagnosis & is a way of getting more help at school. As far as we were aware he was classed as on the FAS spectrum, including his autistic traits,
I was disappointed yesterday to be told that one of our 6 year old twins is to be diagnosed with Autism. The doctor says it is easier than making an FAS diagnosis & is a way of getting more help at school. As far as we were aware he was classed as on the FAS spectrum, including his autistic traits,
count-to-1o
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FASD Support
9 years ago
Q. Regarding ADHD
Is putting all my energy and focus on a small number of tasks (that I enjoy)—and becoming good at them—disruptive behavior disorder? Oppositional defiant disorder? Conduct disorder? Antisocial personality disorder? Or is distributing my energy and focus to many tasks—in a poor or mediocre fashion—a
Is putting all my energy and focus on a small number of tasks (that I enjoy)—and becoming good at them—disruptive behavior disorder? Oppositional defiant disorder? Conduct disorder? Antisocial personality disorder? Or is distributing my energy and focus to many tasks—in a poor or mediocre fashion—a
StressBuster
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Mental Health Support
9 years ago
Caring for 11 year old with Autism
Parents of children with Autism- what do you think are the necessary skills/qualities etc for someone to look after your child? I have been interested in Autism for a while. I study Psychology at University and this year decided to quit my retail job and start working at a local school (between semesters
Parents of children with Autism- what do you think are the necessary skills/qualities etc for someone to look after your child? I have been interested in Autism for a while. I study Psychology at University and this year decided to quit my retail job and start working at a local school (between semesters
semiquaver
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Autism Support
9 years ago
Advice needed
My son is adopted who is now 8.5 and I have had him straight from hospital. He was born with neonatal abstinence syndrome. He was a very difficult baby and still is, I have fought the medical profession since day one. He is not a cuddly child, never has been, he has been dx with SPD but I kept saying
My son is adopted who is now 8.5 and I have had him straight from hospital. He was born with neonatal abstinence syndrome. He was a very difficult baby and still is, I have fought the medical profession since day one. He is not a cuddly child, never has been, he has been dx with SPD but I kept saying
Hidden
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FASD Support
9 years ago
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