Hey Bee24,

It was just last year, I was browsing the internet, and quite accidentally, I ran across an article on Asperger's. I had never heard of such a thing, but recognized it, immediately. They were talking about me, the child, the boy, the man. I took the quiz, and did very well, 43 out of 50. Like you, I realized this later in life, I'm 57 years old. I don't think of it as "having something". It's just who I am, who I've always been, and well, and I'm comfortable with that. I don't feel the need for a formal diagnosis. I have a lifetime of experience, being who I am. This realization, although late, helped put my life in perspective.