I was wondering about you. Thank you for sharing your results.

Are you in a hurry to share your diagnosis? If not, perhaps you can explore what it means with your therapist first. If you are in a rush, I suggest you do some reading, since most people have no idea what Asperger’s really is. If you mention ‘autism’ it almost always conjures up images of Rainman. It is also possible that some people may not believe you. So, it is a good idea to be able to respond to such reactions, especially with family.

Are you more effective at conveying news and feelings through written word? If so, write a letter. If you are a good verbal communicator, you should choose a time when you have the other person's full attention.

I can relate to the confusion the diagnosis can bring. Overtime, you will discover a lot about yourself and understand the difference you have always felt. It is different for everybody. For me it is about healing and living.