Diagnosis: How Did Everybody Miss This?
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Diagnosis: How Did Everybody Miss This?
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In this episode of Neuroqueer Storyweavers, Sherry Johnson and Kelsey Waits talk about late diagnoses of autism and ADHD in people socialized or perceived as female. Using personal stories and research, they explore masking, misdiagnosis, trauma, medical systems, self-advocacy, parenting neurodivergent kids, and what diagnosis can make possible.
The conversation traces how masking, trauma, anxiety, depression, perimenopause, parenting, multiple diagnoses, and medical barriers can complicate diagnosis. It also names what diagnosis can offer: medication access, accommodations, better care, self-compassion, community, language, and a fuller sense of self.
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Content Note: This episode includes discussion of mental health, trauma, misdiagnosis, medical systems, self-harm, and suicidal ideation. The episode includes an audio warning before the self-harm section and invites listeners to skip ahead.
Show links:
- NeuroTribes by Steve Silberman
- Autism Society of Minnesota (AUSM)
- Children's Hospital of Minnesota
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