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Hi all members of the forum from Argentina

@tree many thanks, I've changed settings, as to what I've been told as for now. It may be further specified in coming time soon.

@Streetwise En español argentino (In Argentine Spanish) it's ¿cómo te sentís ahora?, many thanks for interesting yourself in my dialect. How I feel, uhm, difficult to say, I'm angry with the doctors for 8 years of misdiagnosing but happier because I feel more comfortable with this spectrum (as difficult as it may be to handle sometimes) than with the previous one where everyone looked at me weirdly especially in my small town in south-east Buenos Aires province. Many thanks for asking. :) :love you all:
 
Federico Fernández said:
@Streetwise En español argentino (In Argentine Spanish) it's ¿cómo te sentís ahora?, many thanks for interesting yourself in my dialect. How I feel, uhm, difficult to say, I'm angry with the doctors for 8 years of misdiagnosing but happier because I feel more comfortable with this spectrum (as difficult as it may be to handle sometimes) than with the previous one where everyone looked at me weirdly especially in my small town in south-east Buenos Aires province. Many thanks for asking. :) :love you all:
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to me it's not a dialect it's a language it's just that the Spanish came over and tried to make sure everybody spoke Spanish the same as they did in what is now called California the same as a certain percentage of British did in many countries I wish I knew my native language it would either be Welsh or Scottish Gaelic but the arrogant English tried to kill that they didn't succeed there are still Welsh speakers and Scottish speakers , it's interesting as sentis is much more like Latin than a latinate language(Italian, French, Portuguese) just so you know I'm going to have to keep translating on an internet translator whatever I want to ask you my memory is damaged because of a brain infection so I can't go backwards and forwards with you like a tennis ball
 
Federico Fernández said:
@Streetwise En español argentino (In Argentine Spanish) it's ¿cómo te sentís ahora?, many thanks for interesting yourself in my dialect. How I feel, uhm, difficult to say, I'm angry with the doctors for 8 years of misdiagnosing but happier because I feel more comfortable with this spectrum (as difficult as it may be to handle sometimes) than with the previous one where everyone looked at me weirdly especially in my small town in south-east Buenos Aires province. Many thanks for asking. :) :love you all:
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It's still sickening that people are still having a fight for a diagnosis it's 2020 it's not 1500 one thing I'd say is if you have to deal with bureaucracy tell them you are autistic they seem to have more of a grasp on it then doctors do if you have to phone utility companies tell them you are autistic and you want to email it saves a lot of stress
 
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