Why I Was Relieved to be Diagnosed With Autism at 23 | Strangers Meet

On this episode of Strangers Meet, Husnah, who was only diagnosed with autism at 23, shares her struggles of growing up without proper support, the difficulties of navigating social interactions, and how receiving a diagnosis has helped her better understand her autism.
Husnah is also a board member at the Disabled People’s Association, a cross-disability non-profit organisation that offers support for PWDs. Find out more here: dpa.org.sg
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[@ignatiusparadenceremony9242]

The fear is there when we looked normal and austic we are hindered and worried to declare our health status to employments despite it. Discrimination again work. Not just austism,ADHD ,health issues ...

[@nerd26373]

We will always support this channel. They're one of the best

[@gigibeach8905]

Thank you for sharing your journey and thoughts. It gave me better perspective for my 2 autistic children. Thank-you

[@ibinkyz]

They're all so sweet. Happy for her. ❤

[@sya995]

I’m also autistic and a muslim so this is inspiring and I feel like I’m not alone in this. A lot of people think I’m normal just because I don’t act like the typical autistic person and even my mother thinks I’m out of it the spectrum but deep down I know that I can never run away for who I am so accepting myself gives me more peace 🩷

[@lucretius8050]

Be really sure should you want to get medically diagnose as you will unlikely be able to get additional health insurance in Singapore once diagnosed.

[@TheCalendarfish]

i wanna hear the dark humour they shared at the end!!!

[@ivanlimzg]

How can I reach out to Husnah?

[@ShirlynChan-jq8dl]

Would it be possible to talk about dysautonomia