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Hello. I’m Jay, and I’ve been diagnosed multiple times on the Spectrum since 1989.

JayD210

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I’m coming up on 39 in a few months. Was originally diagnosed at age 3 in 1989, again in 1994, 2002, and last in 2010. I was 23, coming up on 24 on the last one. My Better Half also has Autism which she was diagnosed with around the same time I was. I’m a jack of all trades of sorts and in the workforce full time. Been doing various types of Security since October 2004 at age 18. I don’t see myself as an Autism Advocate but am willing to answer questions and give advice if needed.
 
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I’m coming up on 39 in a few months. Was originally diagnosed at age 3 in 1989, again in 1994, 2002, and last in 2010. I was 23, coming up on 24 on the last one. My Better Half also has Autism which she was diagnosed with around the same time I was. I’m a jack of all trades of sorts and in the workforce full time. Been doing various types of Security since October 2004 at age 18. I don’t see myself as an Autism Advocate but am willing to answer questions and give advice if needed.
Finally someone else here who was diagnosed in childhood. I don't feel so alone any more lol.

Welcome to the forum.
 
Age 3 in 1989? Wow, you really got in on the ground floor. I had a daughter at about that time and autism or, at the time, Aspergers was something we were just starting to hear about in the US.

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Hi, Jay. My nephew was diagnosed at age 2 in about 1992, as I recall. Do you think that your early diagnosis helped you in developing the good life that you now have?
 

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