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This device will be used for the ones that have sever autism not everyone is the same. Image you can’t differentiate danger and you are non verbal and this will improve you life. And everyone forget that this is a choice and will don’t be mandatory. Probably will not be accessible for everyone as will not be cheap.

I don't understand. They said they would have diagnosed me autistic if not for my ability to communicate. But you communicate better than me.

I was Diagnosed with 314.01 (Combined ADHD) as a Child.

ADHD and ASD May Have Overlapping Symptoms, but They Still 2 Different Disorders. Saying ADHD and ASD are the Same thing just Because They have Overlapping Symptoms is a Dumb as Saying "Stress and Anxiety" is the Same thing just because They have Similar Symptoms.

Me Awnsering the Phone at Work "Thank You for Calling <The Name Company that Work For> This is <My Actual First Name> How May I Help You" - All Within 3 Seconds. I was Diagnosed with ADHD when I was 10 Years Old.

I Don't Talk that Fast Compared How Fast I Talked when I was a Child. Those who say "Talk Slower" either need to clean Their Ears out or listen faster.

My childhood friend and my neighbour today is 46 y.o and he knows anyone's birthday date who ever told him just once no matter how long ago, he knows. I only just learned what type of mental disorder he has as u say they /he lacks that but his memory is astonishing. So it's savant then, you learn every day something.

I love my fidget pad/remote

.... every.... single... one

i listen to everyone on 2x

Stepping around the fence post...i understood that. Mindfulness has been helping lately. There's a meditation book called 30 Days to Stop Obsessing by Harper Daniels I like to use to try to observe my behavior and the thoughts.

bro having ocd must be so hard, like some people have it so bad that getting an odd number for like amounts of views can annoy them so much. I did the test btw and i got 13 out of 50, so im not autistic but tbh i would have liked to be autistic

Omg! This confirms what I’ve been going through! I’ve always experienced this my whole life. I didn’t know other people didn’t see it.

I am on the spectrum as in i have ADHD (and I'm sure there is something else, but i dont know what) Im actually here because my middle child, 4 year old Everest, she has a lot of autism signs... She is also very different from my two other children, and i feel ashamed to say it, but i have actually thought she was autistic since she was just a baby. Now we are at the point where we are trying to diagnose her with her kindergarten, we haven't started yet, but we have started, if that makes sense.

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I would say the repetitive stuff we do is because of control too.

Do they definitely still diagnose ADHD and Autism together in Wales, I know in the cases I know of (including my grandson), they insisted on diagnosing them seperately. Like you, my youngest daughter was diagnosed with both over 20 years ago, at the same time. I feel so called out btw, I can't sit and watch tv without having something to do with my hands, I knit and crochet, it's a need rather than a want as it helps me to focus on what I'm watching. With my dad it was foot-tapping, both my brothers do this weird swaying about, it's hilarious. :)

I always thought everyone felt all these ways.

I do not want to get Ms so please do not let me get it please do something

Definitely!

18 seconds in… This came at the most bizarre time.. I was thinking this exact same thing this morning as I am having an issue at the moment and I have no idea what to do/where to go/how to even begin.. etc. Thank you for highlighting that this is likely an issue for many of us ✌🏼

What happens if you cross with the left foot first? Unless that's too stressful to tall about.

I think this is nice for her but I live in Japan too, I've been here for 6 years and sadly I have heard from Japanese psychologists here that autism is still stigmatised in Japan. Although, it is a beautiful country, with a lovely culture and the people are mostly friendly, but it still has a long way to go to recognise and support neurodivergent people.

I think i have autism or adhd or both aswell as dyslexia because I feel uncomfortable with eye contactwhen I talk I talk aloy on and on and on (only because people have complained) I dint know when I've talked too much or not like when yo stop talking I also think I'm socially awkward i dint have a routeen but I hate change I'm sensitive to noises like to the point I broke into tears I'm a bus once because I was too much noise I don't not as much now.

I thought I was the only one who got overwhelmed in stores. I have had meltdowns when I can't find my hisnaf and him he is just one row over in Target. The good thing that came out of Covid was delivery from almost all stores around us. It has relieved so much stress.

I'm 50. Just found out. Been misdiagnosed many times. I'm not much of a picky eater, I don't think lol When I was In elementary school I had to sit next to my teacher at lunch to make sure I ate even a couple of bites. I'm pretty proud of myself because I was able to about 3 years ago try pb&j, the idea of the combo always grossed me out, and I love it. Now it's a go to comfort food.

Well, I don’t know about that, but I think this just how inertia and rumination play off of each other. You’re having the inertia, which is just a huge part of both the autistic and ADHD experience (maybe for different reasons), and then you feel guilt or like you’re unprepared because you ‘wasted’ too much time (could be due to masking, could be due to feeling like you’re not meeting responsibilities), and rumination leads to lots of trouble staying asleep if you even manage to get there in the first place. I wouldn’t be surprised at all to find out dopamine plays a part in this cycle.

Not sure I agree with you about stimming being involuntary tbh. To each their own tho.

Yes, I start so many projects, but I never finish them I get so annoyed by them

I watch and subscribe due to my teen having both... I learn something with each video/podcast. Thx.

Okay i have autism and anger issues i get mad alot if i get called names and stuff but y is it i only get mad if i get hurt or pumched even if it doesnt really hurt

I don’t believe I have autism or adhd. I’m trying to figure out what I have right now because it’s been interfering with my work every now and then. But I am having problems with overstimulation recently. Especially at my workplace. Do these things still work even without having those diagnosis’?

Thank you so much for this educating material.

Will somebody please tell cowboy something because something that's really the true story about something that happened to me and then that I have and he doesn't believe me and it's about using something to get around you know what I'm talking about you know I'm sick and tired of people who sit there and tell you when you sat there and tell them that you're autistic they sit there and say to you know you're not and they argue with you you know who you are and what what you have what kind of disability you have why does everybody sit there and and argue with you and not only that you're still telling me this is a conundrum that I'm not supposed to walk but I have no way to get around so how am I supposed to get around if I can't walk and I can't scoot my body all over the house what am I supposed to do set up lay there and do nothing and here's another conundrum when somebody sits there and says they work everyday and get paid but they don't have any money that doesn't make any sense you have money but you don't have money that doesn't make a damn f****** sense it's just like an empty piggy bank with no money in it and it makes no sense get it

And here I thought that all you listed were characteristics of the zodiac sign Cancer. Now I have two problems to deal with.

A person with autism could never be part of ***** **** because they wouldn’t stop talking about it 😀. Remember rule 1!

I feel like the anxiety examples (not so much anxiety itself-- that's totally there) don't really resonate closely. Not just with me, but a number of fellow ASD's. Things like brushing teeth, what to eat, etc... those are simple by comparison. Remembering that many ASD's are very routine based, those things tend to be the easier aspect of life. Even what to wear... if you already have a set routine for what you like to wear, it's all good. It's breaking those routines, and having to go out and hope your mask holds-- that's anxiety to me. It's facing the outside random events and people I have no control over. I was so consistent in terms of my lunch (when I go out), that I could pull up in the drive-thru and say "the usual," and they'd just know. I was even getting the senior discount (in my 30's) just because I was such a regular. So yeah... not something I'd call anxiety inducing. Kinda taking the same stance with executive function. Those examples feel more like a coordination thing, which, oddly enough, isn't one of my issues. In fact part of my sensitivity makes me very aware of balance, weight, space-- it heightens those abilities for me. Will the be for everyone? No. But I feel like with the balance (and hearing), I loose out on things like smell and eye sight. My nose doesn't pick up many things as much as others might, except for certain things. Back to executive functions, though... making choices, indecision, overthinking (and thus all adding to anxiety)-- those are my take on executive function. And that's where routines also come to play. By making some decisions easy-- having nine pairs of the same shirt, two pairs each of similar denim jeans (but maybe a slightly different color or fitment), three pairs of the same shoes but again in different colors-- that makes it easy. Quick grab, easy control. I wore maroon yesterday, I'll wear black today. My jeans had a black tag yesterday, I'll grab one with a tan tag today. Make my lunch the same way, packed the same way, maybe change the drink every day. However, choosing which side I want my part on... that can be a hold-up.

If I didn't walk on my toes does that mean I don't have autism ?

not for me with these sh**ty ads

My son has ASD.. There are so many shops we can physically not go in due to the lighting.. I never realised this was a part of autism.. It is little things like this that are causing me to realise I could also be on the spectrum as I can see it too.. It gives me awful headache and makes me feel sick.. If it's really bad it causes my mood to completely change and I become very irritable.. Noises too.. I can hear electric.. Especially when devices are charging.. I can't be in the same room..

Family of ADHDers here... both me and my daughter have some stimming that don´t fit those. For example, i scratch my scalp a lot without realizing, to the point i get problems even if i'm not in a psoriasis flair up. My daughter does beatboxt and other vocal stimming often too, also in situations that are not stress or need to focus, just something that is on repeat mode and we can´t shut down. Like other ADHD traits, lack of sleep and stress do increase the intensity and frequency, but they are always there, no matter the occasion and aren´t specific to excess of energy or help to concentrate. And it´s not the only trait that overlaps ASD, i think the main trait that differentiates us is the social awareness and social pattern recognition, where we tend to be really great at. P.s this is our individual perception of course, i'm not saying it's wrong or right, above all i think doctors still don't get us correctly and that is why a lot of us are late diagnosed.

Man, it took me a while to get the banana and the bin situation.😅

I think the whole framing of Japan being good for autists is highly idealized and misguided. Look at the specific situation here: This is a woman that has figured out her work stuff (bringing her work to Japan). She just lives there, seemingly not interacting much with people. Obviously she doesn't speak even basic Japanese (she doesn't even know that Japanese say "jama shimasu" when they enter a home). If your stuff is already figured out and you live disconnected from the actual life in the country, how will you encounter the problems native autists face? Japan is extreme when it comes to "social cues". Nothing important is ever spelled out - reading the room is *the* most defining aspect of being Japanese. (Foreigners are just expected not to get this, so they are treated differently.) Furthermore, company life is super streamlined, with a lot of pressure. There's almost no room or acceptance for failure. (Foreigners usually don't even get in, they are mostly limited to jobs like English lessons etc.) There's a good report about autism in Japan, where actual Japanese autists talk about their experiences. It paints a *very* different picture. Everyone watching this should go there next and take a look.

Oh, interesting! First time I noticesd this YT channel and first time I heard about Bianca too. Interesting discussion as I'm an AuDHD foreigner living in Japan too. I second many observations although from my perspective the autism-friendliness is mostly on y surface level only, there is still a large gap to bridge in deeper understanding and acceptance of autism in Japan. Luckily I don't (currently) have any support needs and don't need to fit into any larger organisations, work wise or other so I can just do my thing without having to conform that much. I think for Japanese it must be a lot harder due to the immense pressure to fit into the mould and do as expected.

Never heard of this but sounds very, very interesting...

From what you say looks like I have it

I'm on the spectrum myself and these are are true and there are some more but all the points that were covered were good and I have a problem with all those as well and another I have problems with is I don't think they covered it but repeating the same words in the same sentence and some times we don't even notice we do it the only reason I know is because I get yelled at because of it