Xinyta
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DJ-Daz
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Hey all.
Newly (ish) diagnosed, (March 2025) at the ripe old age of 54!
I'm up in't Yorksha in a small town of Halifax.
It's been the hardest few months of my entire life, and considering I've been depressed for 40 years, that saying something. But I'm figuring it all out now and things are really starting to improve.
A little knowledge goes a long way.
Newly (ish) diagnosed, (March 2025) at the ripe old age of 54!
I'm up in't Yorksha in a small town of Halifax.
It's been the hardest few months of my entire life, and considering I've been depressed for 40 years, that saying something. But I'm figuring it all out now and things are really starting to improve.
A little knowledge goes a long way.
Welcome. Many of us discovered our autism at your age or older. I found my life made sense once I figured out I was autistic.
DJ-Daz
Active Member
I'm not all the way there yet, I see the wood and the trees, but not quite the path through it. I'll get there
Xinyta
☆Weird, Wired, and Alive♡
Welcome, @DJ-Daz
The journey is definitely more important than the destination. Just keep moving and appreciate the changes as they come. Each day makes a change in us, when we want it. Sometimes so small that it's often barely noticeable.
To look at a glass half full is better than looking at a glass half empty.
The journey is definitely more important than the destination. Just keep moving and appreciate the changes as they come. Each day makes a change in us, when we want it. Sometimes so small that it's often barely noticeable.
To look at a glass half full is better than looking at a glass half empty.
DJ-Daz
Active Member
It's strange but I have always been an optimist, even Ted Lasso like optimism.
But I hit burnout in 2017 and since then I became a nihilist, a negative ninny!
It's only this past few days that things started to turn back to a positive light.
Hint: the path is always a mystery. One step at a time.I'm not all the way there yet, I see the wood and the trees, but not quite the path through it. I'll get there
