The Grief of a Late Autism Diagnosis
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The Grief of a Late Autism Diagnosis
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In this episode of Talking Grief, Rainbow speaks with Becks Tridgell, co-founder of the Autistic Women’s Club, about a form of grief that isn’t often discussed — the grief that can come with a late autism diagnosis.
For Becks, discovering she was autistic wasn’t about losing something in the present. In fact, it was about finding a missing piece of identity. But alongside that discovery came a deep sense of grief for the past — the support that wasn’t available, the misunderstandings that shaped her life, and the opportunities that may have looked very different with earlier understanding.
Together, they explore the complex emotional landscape of late diagnosis, including the mix of relief, validation, anger, and sadness that can emerge when someone finally understands themselves.
This episode highlights how grief isn’t always about death or bereavement — sometimes it’s about reframing a lifetime of experiences.