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Introducing myself

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Hi, I can see there are a fair few Australians in here already, while I am actually English I have been in Australia for 14 years. I am not officially diagnosed with Aspergers, but having scored 39 on the AQ test and having done a lot of research since my son was diagnosed, I am at a point where I think it is a reasonable assumption.

I found this forum using a search engine after a particularly bad day questioning each of my actions and conversations and thinking I was probably going crazy.

I don't really know what to say about myself though, sorry.
 
Welcome to AC! We'd love to have you here. Its a great place. So feel free to join in all the fun.
 
Welcome to aspiescentral.com, I would have welcomed you sooner on behalf of the Aussie contingent but I was moving house.
We're a fair dinkum decent mob of blokes and sheila’s about the place so if you wanna have a chin wag or ask a question, feel free ; ]
 
Welcome to Aspies Central. I hope all Aussies here have fun. 'Cos I'm just living 2 time zones away from all of you Down Under :)
 
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