Diagnosed or not, I think many of us can relate to these issues!
Previously, I said that being undiagnosed makes it hard for me to be social sometimes. I don’t mean that being undiagnosed makes it harder than for those who are diagnosed. This is just my not-the-whole-picture list.
Social Problems (That May or May Not Get Better with a Diagnosis):
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