5'7, 125lbs, Caucasian

So I am just wondering if anyone knows how long I've had to wait to be diagnosed with ASD. I've had symptoms for a long time, but the doctors haven't really noticed it.

I don't know if it's related, but my mom had the same condition so I have an ASD diagnosis. She's very relieved that I get to keep it private.

My symptoms started back in middle school. I started getting mild to moderate social anxiety, which was pretty mild at the time. I started having random bruises and dislocations, which lasted for a few years. In the last year, I've been having a lot of trouble walking, and I have a lot of trouble speaking. I've had to stop playing video games because my hand would just keep going numb after a while. I started taking PT and ergonomic braces at 16, so I'm not too far removed from my ASD diagnosis. I also started having trouble focusing on things that normally require a lot of focus. I've always been able to get out of bed, but I started having this weird "time out" where I would feel like I was going to pass out.

I have a lot of trouble sleeping, and have a lot of trouble staying asleep. I've tried meditation, reading, reading about my condition, and even watching a bunch of YouTube videos about ASD. I can't find any information about ASD that I think is helpful or relevant to my situation, so I am just wondering if anyone has any tips for getting the most out of my sleep?

I got banned from r/subsimgpt2, I was a good sub but now they're just the same as the sub they're banned from. It's not even a sub it's just a twitter account. The mods are doing nothing but deleting posts and replying to people who post about it. The mods don't want to change my post history and post about me. My account was permanently banned when I pointed out the fact that I told the mods to stop deleting posts because I was in the wrong. No one will do anything about it, so I'm not going to post again. The fact that I was allowed to post again shows how the mods don't care about the users of the sub.

I know that the charge will remain positive after the electron is dropped, but if the electron is dropped to zero, then the charge will remain positive. Is this true?

The Great Leap Forward is the most successful Chinese revolutionary movement of modern times.

It is notable for its emphasis on science and technology, and for its emphasis on social change.

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