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Member Since Sep 2019
Location: California, USA
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Nov 10, 2019 at 03:43 AM
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I am an American who plans to move to a European country permanently to live. My mother found out this year that she has Asperger's, and after I heard about her condition and reading about it myself, I became alarmed because I have all of her symptoms, except to a more severe degree.
As someone who studied in university in the UK, I am aware of the vast amount of paperwork and bureaucracy, as well as the amount of private information about health records that need to be submitted to the immigration department of foreign countries when applying for a residence visa. So I am wondering if it is advisable to avoid formal diagnoses of anything related to ASD, especially because in many countries it is considered a disability. And many first-world countries do not want applicants with health problems, much less a chronic mental "disability", even if they only have Asperger's, i.e. high-functioning autism. Or if people who have had formal diagnoses try to tell the psychologists not to put this on their official health records? |
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