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Started this discussion Mar 24

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I've figured out what my ideal vocation would be.

You know that dictionaries have example sentences?

Someone has to write those.
 

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Mercurygrrl commented on the blog post "Oh no you're not!" May 31
Mercurygrrl started a discussion called Disclosure Mar 24
Mercurygrrl added the blog post 'EEG and my non-seizures' Mar 2
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Mercurygrrl replied to the discussion Reactions to diagnosis Feb 17
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Got a website?
http://life-with-as.blogspot.com/
Are you on the autistic spectrum?
diagnosed
Are you in a relationship?
married
Gender identity?
female
Sexual Orientation?
straight
Age?
22
What are you here for?
just looking, for friends, talking online

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EEG and my non-seizures

My suspicions that EEG is merely used to rule out epilepsy/other conditions during assessment has proved to be true. I have no history of seizures of any kind (not any that anyone has ever noticed, that is) so I am really "confirmed". Yay!

Posted on March 2nd, 2008 at 2:00pm — No Comments (Add)

The letter part 2

I'd like to make a note of the psychologist having misunderstood some of the parts I said during our conversation. The letter says I've had particular problems with friends in high school, where it should be elementary and middle school, and that I have been married for five years. As I type this up, I'll fix those mistakes, writing the correct information in brackets. [name, title, address, phone] [to GP] [15.02.2008] Regarding assessment at psychiatric clinic [name] [born: date] [name]… Continue

Posted on February 16th, 2008 at 10:28am — No Comments (Add)

The letter.

The letter from the psychologist came today. I can translate it later.

Posted on February 16th, 2008 at 7:39am — No Comments (Add)

What is it with some people...?!

Mercurygrrl Wrote: Thank you! I don't really need help - the only thing they can give me is extra time during exams (and I generally only use half of the alloted time due to writing extremely fast - I have to, if not I lose my train of thought) Tongue So, at the moment I don't see the need for a piece of paper telling me what I already know and what he confirmed. Reply from twat: You are lucky. You will never know what it's like to have the kind of executive dysfunction/attentional problems I h… Continue

Posted on February 12th, 2008 at 11:00pm — 1 Comment (Add)

Maybe you're interested...?'

I was asked if I could write a post on how the interview was conducted, and after I did so for a Norwegian autism-board, I thought I'd translate it. He started by asking me why, if I've got Asperger's, it was picked up on during my childhood. As I told him, I was a quiet child, I did not act out in any way, and I did what I was told to do (schoolwork, etc). We had children in my class who acted out a lot, but these kinds had/got ADHD-diagnosis. As a quiet girl, I didn't get much attention from… Continue

Posted on February 12th, 2008 at 10:00am — 4 Comments (Add)

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At 12:35pm on January 23rd, 2008, Dane E. Colby said…
Thanks! I'm enjoying this site a great deal. Still in my first half hour...

Dane
At 3:46pm on January 15th, 2008, Star said…
Hehehehehe! Maybe I shouldn't have said anything... Just kidding.

Star
At 12:04am on January 15th, 2008, Star said…
Hi Mercurygrrl, that is not me on the videos. She does look like me, I thought so when I viewed them for the first time, but I did not make them. I found them on YouTube. Yes, I do have a LJ but I do not write there as often as I should. I write more on my Blogger blog and on myYahoo360 page. The Blogger link is in my page here where it says about my webpage. My Y360 is a bit more personal and I only give the address to people I know a bit more. If you want to read it let me know and I'll send you a private message with the link.

Star
At 2:50pm on January 14th, 2008, Star said…
Hi Mercurygrrl, I added you as a friend, and would be honored if you add me, too. What you wrote in your blog about the professor is so common, meaning that men can be easily identified as autistic while women can go unnoticed because of the way our autism manifests. We are different than men, to begin with, our brains are wired to enable empathy and this means that when autism is added to this formula of a pro-empathic brain the result is very diverse than that of men. To begin with we are excellen chameleons, we camuflage ourselves using borrowed items from the personas of others as if they were pieces of garnment, accessories you could say, to alter or enhance our own personality, or even hide it all together. We are much better at adapting, and that also plays a part on why it is so hard to detect and diagnose us.
At 8:11am on January 12th, 2008, Aaryk Noctivagus said…
Of course I don't mind... I'm honoured :o)

A lot of us know each other from the Gestalt Forum about Autism... http://asdgestalt.com (We were invited to test this site shortly before it went live ;o))

I am only too glad to be considered among your on-line friends :o)
At 8:02am on January 12th, 2008, Aaryk Noctivagus said…
Glad to be one of your friends :o)
At 1:22pm on January 4th, 2008, bjorker said…
Hey, it's bjorker from LJ :)
 
 

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