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> And the rest of your comment is pretty much the story of my life give or take a few degrees. It's always a small relief to know other people who have/had the
by h0l0cube 6y ago
> And the rest of your comment is pretty much the story of my life give or take a few degrees.
It's always a small relief to know other people who have/had the same challenges. Thank you.
- eyelidlessness 6y agoIt was so much a relief to me too, and I’m glad I could help in that way. I’ll also tell you it saved my life. I had coped pretty well for years, but for a variety of reasons it deteriorated. I was in such bad shape before I sought diagnosis/treatment. Not saying that’s where you’re at but just validating that it can be seriously debilitating. Please feel free to reach out (same handle everywhere, personal site link in my profile, contact easy to find from there) if you want to talk more or any kind of direction on resources. Edit: also if you do want to reach out and it feels daunting in any way, you can literally just say “HN” or any other recognizable thing and I’ll understand.
- h0l0cube 6y agoThank you very much for the offer. I feel like I'm on the other side of the worst of my troubles, but it has been a long road.
- eyelidlessness 6y agoCheers to the other side! The offer stands, if you ever want it.
- follower 6y ago> also if you do want to reach out and it feels daunting in any way, you can literally just say “HN” or any other recognizable thing Talk about empathy in action. That was a really caring touch.
- h0l0cube 6y agoSomeone I like in the ASD domain is Max Derrat. He's a gaming streamer (which I have no interest in) but he has a lot of candid observations on his own struggles with autism. His experiences seemed to resonate strongly with a lot of people (myself included), and he's built a bit of a community around it.