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4/27/2016 2:45:54 AM
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I wasn't going to comment on such a bullshit question but after some thoughtful consideration, I've changed my mind. I was diagnosed with: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asperger_syndrome around age two. It was not a choice you sorry son of a bitch. It has shaped what anyone would consider a pitiful excuse for a life, turned it into a living nightmare. I take over 20 prescribed pills a day for related anxiety and depression. I've been forcefully hospitalized in numerous insane institutions where further harm was caused to my sanity from other racist inmates and an unforgiving staff.
I've attempted suicide at least on five separate occasions. I have no friends, had very hard times making any thought my school years. I had to be home schooled for a bit because the bullying got so bad, I didn't even graduate high school until I was twenty years old. I'm also a type two diabetic because of a drug that was supposed to help with mental problems but instead caused massive weight gain. And every day I wake up, I sincerely hope and pray it will be my last.
Does this sound like the kind of lifestyle I would choose to endure? It used to affect 1 in 150 now estimates put it more at 1 in 45. Nobody can officially diagnose what causes it but I can assure you nobody would choose to have this. There is no cure either, just asinine treatments that ar nothing more than placebos. I even once almost got arrested because of a stupid thing I did, which literally makes no sense to me as a crime. What the f-uck was your point in making this insensitive topic?
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Editado por Hughgus: 4/27/2016 11:59:53 AM
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Yo calm down. I also have Aspergers Syndrome yet don't have autism and frankly I don't believe what you said to be true because I have family members who do have autism and don't take anywhere near around 20 pills. Also if you are telling the truth then all I can say is the only thing you need is ADD medication really. Sure you may still be different, but the ADD meds have been proven to help people with Aspergers better function in society. Anyways sorry for triggering bud.
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The thing with the medication is mostly accurate. I currently take 2 pills of Abilfy, 2 pills of Effexor and 1 and 1/2 pills of Seroquil each day for my mental health problems. I was rushing yesterday, forgetting to mention that most of the pills taken are for not just mental things but physical things. Because of the type two diabetes, I also have to take a large number of meds. 4 pills of Metformin, 4 pills of Vescepa, 1 pill of a statin which name I can't remember of the top of my head, plus 12 fiber pills, 3 digestive pills and an injection of 30 units of Lantus into the stomach every day. It absolutely sucks to have this disorder. There's no denying that. Plus if I wasn't given resperdal for these problems, I never would've gained all that weight and never would've become diabetic at age 14 either.
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I'm sorry to hear that man. Its hard for me to believe what you do say though just because it's hard for me to grasp that one person would have to deal with all of that. Regardless though I apologize for saying that I didn't believe you earlier and do believe what you said about yourself was true.
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Thanks.
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Calm down big boy
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[quote]I wasn't going to comment on such a bullshit question but after some thoughtful consideration, I've changed my mind. I was diagnosed with: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asperger_syndrome around age two. It was not a choice you sorry son of a bitch. It has shaped what anyone would consider a pitiful excuse for a life, turned it into a living nightmare. I take over 20 prescribed pills a day for related anxiety and depression. I've been forcefully hospitalized in numerous insane institutions where further harm was caused to my sanity from other racist inmates and an unforgiving staff. I've attempted suicide at least on five separate occasions. I have no friends, had very hard times making any thought my school years. I had to be home schooled for a bit because the bullying got so bad, I didn't even graduate high school until I was twenty years old. I'm also a type two diabetic because of a drug that was supposed to help with mental problems but instead caused massive weight gain. And every day I wake up, I sincerely hope and pray it will be my last. Does this sound like the kind of lifestyle I would choose to endure? It used to affect 1 in 150 now estimates put it more at 1 in 45. Nobody can officially diagnose what causes it but I can assure you nobody would choose to have this. There is no cure either, just asinine treatments that ar nothing more than placebos. I even once almost got arrested because of a stupid thing I did, which literally makes no sense to me as a crime. What the f-uck was your point in making this insensitive topic?[/quote]
