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Excellent, how big is the range?What does how I feel have anything to do with it?
This question would make more sense to me if it were
what did I think about the possibility of there being a range.
Maybe there are more of us then we know.........
To my knowledge, everyone has an X chromosome. You mean two X chromosomes, do you not?I don't think we're that easy to diagnose, especially if we just happened to be born with the X chromosome.
No, we are not easy to diagnose. Doctors often misdiagnose, or not spot well-masked traits. Only a well-trained, experienced clinician can diagnose us, often multiple tests are needed, many sessions or hours of observation, sometimes a team is used for the diagnosis, and in the end, the diagnosis is based on subjective opinions. We are all different, there is no one size fits all.Seriously, are we really that easy to dx?
Oh my goodness! You actually made a good point here! Somehow, "pros" do something dumb, and it's actually kind of a shame that it happens quite often.(and so-called professionals)