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@Anonymous55 - I just wanted to echo what Laura and Gemma have said above and say I also think you're really brave for feeling you can speak out about it on here and that you're feelings are completely valid. It's good to hear you have some support from the school counsellor (even if she doesn't know the full story) and that it's helping you with things. Also remember you can always come to us on here if you need a place to talk - we're all here to listen and give advice.

Sending you big hugs
Sinead

Hey @JJLemon18, just wanted to drop by and say well done for completing uni for now - I know you have resits coming up, but hope that you get to enjoy some well-earned rest and time off between now and then! Also good to hear that you spoke to your GP and they've provided some guidance - I know a few others who have felt that going down the diagnosis path helped them to feel less like an impostor with their neurodiversity. That being said, I should say - not having a diagnosis doesn't invalidate your feelings If you decide to go down the diagnosis route, then that's fine; and if you decide not to, then that's alright too!

@JJLemon18 hah don't worry about the response! Glad to hear u went to see ur GP ye i get what u mean some of them tend to be a bit odd but as long as they're helping u and u feel comfortable with them. Hopefully u get the diagnosis u want, as i know it can rrly help u to understand why u feel how u do and it can be very reassuring! Glad to hear about u finishing uni, i've just finished for summer too wooo, serious well done for u completing it, i understand how stressful it can be, and i'm sure u did better than u think u did, we rrly are our own biggest critics!

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We care about you @Rose113 please stay safe