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Hello, I already thought way too long on what to name this thread (as well as my account name). I'm a late diagnosed high functioning autistic, and for the last year I've been reading up more about the spectrum and peoples' experiences being on it. What I've read is extremely relatable. The diagnosis and the research was like bringing order out of chaos, because all my life I felt as though I was afflicted with a host of random physical and mental maladies that had no relationship with each other. Anyway, I'm glad to have found a community. Thank you for having me!
 
Hello, and welcome! It’s good to have you here. I can definitely relate to a lot of what you said and order out of chaos is a great way to put it. I hope you get a lot out of being here and do you let us know if you need any help finding your way around.

Also, I love lupines.

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Unless you were talking about wolves, but I love them too.
 
Lupine said:
Hello, I already thought way too long on what to name this thread (as well as my account name). I'm a late diagnosed high functioning autistic, and for the last year I've been reading up more about the spectrum and peoples' experiences being on it. What I've read is extremely relatable. The diagnosis and the research was like bringing order out of chaos, because all my life I felt as though I was afflicted with a host of random physical and mental maladies that had no relationship with each other. Anyway, I'm glad to have found a community. Thank you for having me!
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It’s moving to read your post. I’m a very late diagnosis, and had/have the same experience of order out of chaos, a single diagnosis for a myriad of strange symptoms.

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