Over the past couple of years things have been quite confusing.. I went from being diagnosed with Dissociative Identity Disorder to Schizoaffective Disorder with PTSD.. After some vigorous self analysis and a good look at my childhood Ive come to a conclusion.. I'm most likely an Aspie. I dont think Ive ever truly agreed 100% with either diagnosis.. besides PTSD. But after a lot of research and reading a lot of stories and seeing that there are many people and doctors that have misunderstood symptoms I am realizing that a misdiagnosis is quite common, and I fit the Aspergers diagnoses the best.

After about a year of no therapy or medical treatment I am beginning to find myself even more distant from the little social interaction I used to have.. and drastically empathetic at times, almost as if this condition I have has gotten worse..Luckily I applied for medical insurance and should be receiving treatment and a official evaluation soon.

In the meantime I took this online test at http://www.rdos.net/eng/ Although it took me forever to take, I was very honest in the hopes that I would get accurate results.. I know this test alone isn't good enough for a true diagnoses, but it does tell me a lot about myself, and may help my future Therapist understand me.. I posted the results so i can get some opinions.

One question I have is how do i go about trying to explain to my future Therapist that I think I have Aspergers without them thinking im some complete fool?? This definitely isn't a diagnoses "i want" but i'm tired of getting the wrong treatment and am definately not trying to take any anti psychotics again.. They have never helped, and for all I know could have made things worse. I tend to think everyone's against me or questioning me at times, or is just judging me as a weirdo so Its hard for me to communicate and ask questions the right way, or even ask them at all.

How should I go about asking for an evaluation?

Here's the results

Your Aspie score: 166 of 200
Your neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 58 of 200
You are very likely an Aspie