Got my official POTS diagnosis today! Thatâs another condition down, hopefully only only three or four left lol
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Got my official POTS diagnosis today! Thatâs another condition down, hopefully only only three or four left lol

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LOVE paying a bunch of money I donât have to have a doctor tell me my labs came back normal. Never gets old.
i am. so happy. i had my intake appointment to begin the asd diagnostic process today and they were able to determine medical necessity so i only have to pay $75 for the testing instead of the $550 i would have had to pay if they werenât able to determine medical necessity. i dont think i would have been able to get tested if i had to pay $550, i dont have that kind of money. i have my testing in like a month and a half. this is exciting and nerve wracking and ahhh!
hello! so sorry if you already got an ask like this, but i just wanted to know what the process for ADHD testing is? what "questions" do they ask? is everything completed in one sitting? i live in the US and i'm going to get testing done soon at a local health center.
    As far as Iâm aware, there isnât a single universal diagnostic process. If you want to know the specifics of the place youâre going to get evaluated, I would recommend Googling that centre specifically and seeing if thereâs any information available, or asking someone who works there for a summary of what you can expect. You could also ask your diagnostician for a rundown of how your evaluation is going to work at the start of it, assuming they donât begin by offering one anyway.
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    Personally, Iâm from Canada, so I donât know how relevant my own diagnostic experience will be to yours in the US, but I can at least share a bit about how it worked for me if youâre curious:
     My own evaluation took place over two sessions that were a month apart and lasted a few hours each. Both were done entirely verbally, but Iâve heard of other people filling out questionnaires and written tests, so I think it changes depending on the diagnosticianâs preferences and the standard practices of the specific place youâre being tested at.
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    When I went to my first ADHD evaluation, I brought this article with me and spent the majority of the time methodically going through it and talking about the parts I related to and how. The doctor diagnosing me had a document of questions relating to specific ADHD symptoms and took notes of any that I addressed while I spoke, then followed up by asking any questions I hadnât already covered in my explanation. Eg: âDo you often miss small details? Do you have trouble sitting still?â
    She and my therapist also both had my permission to compare notes and discuss their thoughts together during the time between my first and second appointment, but I wasnât present for that myself so I donât know what all was involved. Then in the second appointment, the doctor and I finished answering the remaining questions and discussed her conclusions regarding my diagnosis. Overall, it was pretty straightforward.
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    Again, though, thatâs just how my own diagnosis went, and I unfortunately canât really say how similar or different yours will be. I had the advantage of being recommended to a diagnostician that was already working closely with my therapist, and compared to my ASD diagnosis which was done by a different person and took place over the course of several months, this one felt like a breeze. I was also very lucky to have a good diagnostician who was easy to get along with and willing to listen, which definitely makes a huge difference.
    I wish I could help more, but you probably really are better off gathering information relating to the specific health centre youâll be visiting if possible. Regardless, though, congratulations on the evaluation and good luck, whatever ends up being involved; I hope it goes really well!
Hi, sorry if this is over reaching, how would one go about finding out if they have adhd?
Sent February 20, 2019
This page of our FAQ deals with the diagnostic process and talks about self-diagnosis. It also includes a link to our self-diagnosis post.
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Tomorrowâs my appointment to get assessed so that I can hopefully make another appointment to get tested for ADHD. Wish me luck gals and gays this should be inchresting
Just had the âwhy wasnât I taken to a professional until I asked to at 16âł talk. I probably sounded ungrateful but I DEFINITELY wasnât a normal kid. I feel like shit. Maybe I shouldâve stayed quiet. My sister wanted to have me taken to get screened but my parents refused to/didnât have room to care because of their own diseases. Itâs not their fault, but it is, but it isnât, and Iâm confused, and Iâm mad, and I have nothing to be mad at but the natural order of things.