I got my diagnosis a few days ago. I'm autistic. And I have ADHD and OCD. I wasn't surprised. It's what I thought I had. My feelings were more like relief that the psychologist agreed with me. I believe that I also have dyspraxia and anxiety. So I'm kind of...disappointed that I didn't get those labels. But I'm thinking it could be more like those fall into the experience of being autistic. I had actually brought up OCD in the diagnostic interview. I'm not sure what led me to do that. Oh...well, maybe she had mentioned looking into ADHD? And I was thinking...wait, what about OCD? She didn't give me a lot of pushback, but she said something like all autistic people have OCD. It's like part of the package. But she asked/suggested if I perhaps had a bit extra OCD and emailed me another test to take. She also sent me an additional ADHD test. Wait. Maybe that's what happened? Maybe she told me she was going to send an ADHD test and then
To start at the beginning of this series, click here . To read the reasoning behind this series, click here. Getting back to the Holocaust Explained website. Now I'm on the Adolf Hitler biography part. He was born in Austria. I actually just wrote Australia. Oops. He moved to Munich in his 20's and enlisted in the army. I'm already itching to go down another rabbit hole—A Google Maps one. I want to see where Hitler was born. It's a town called Braunau-am-Inn. Google Maps has a little description, saying it's known as being Hitler's birthplace. I'm wondering if it's the kind of place where people are mostly ashamed of that fact. Or is there a large number of people who are proud of it? How do they handle Nazi-fans coming to pay homage? I see there's a Hitler birthplace Memorial Stone. I'm having trouble finding it on Street View. But the area is quite pretty. I think the stone in this picture might be it. The good news is it's not big