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Hi from the east end

Daniel Woodhouse

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im Dan, age 30 from Romford East London

i had a formal diagnoses of aspergers syndrome at the mausdley hospial, denmark hill when i was 28 - far to late in life

I hope to make some new friends here and if im lucky romance
 
Welcome to the forums, Daniel. The saying probably wont help much but: "it's better late than never". What was your reaction to the diagnosis? Did you ever suspect yourself of having it?
 
Welcome to the forums, Daniel. The saying probably wont help much but: "it's better late than never". What was your reaction to the diagnosis? Did you ever suspect yourself of having it?


it was mentioned at appointments when i was 17, but no mention of any benifit i could have been on.
 
I suppose they couldn't put you on any benefits until it was formally diagnosed. Have you claimed any benefits now that you have a diagnosis? You would be entitled to claim.
 
Welcome to AC Daniel! I'll have to agree with Calvert, better late than never. It's only been a year since I was diagnosed myself, even though all of my autistic aspects were visible to mostly anyone back when I was little... anyway, feel free to express your feelings and thoughts whenever you feel like it. Enjoy your stay!
 

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