Neko's Statistics

I am professionally diagnosed with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), diagnostic code; F43.12 translating to Chronic PTSD.

Currently looking it over in my treatment plan with my current therapist, a past psychologist suspected my dissociation to be DID but due to its recent expression I personally don't feel it would be.

The DSM states under PTSD's criterion that one should specify if with Dissociative Symptoms. This would mean I would not have had DID, and explains why I meet a lot of the criteria for it but why my symptoms and dissertation were not consistent. Though that's a personal idea of what my switches and splits might have been.

I am professionally diagnosed with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), specifically ADHD Combined. If you dont know what that means, let me give you a brief rundown my Psychiatrist gave me about it.

There are 3 types of ADHD, these types are known as ADHD Hyperactive-Impulsive, ADHD Inattentive, and ADHD Combined. Hyperactive-Impulsive is characterized with excessive fidgeting, difficulty sitting still, restlessness, excessive impulsively and blurting/talking over people. Inattentive is characterized by the difficulty to focus or concentrate, daydreaming, difficulty listening, difficulty retaining a lot of information, and the tendency to forget or become easily distracted.

Combined has all of these symptoms in one, which is what I have as I struggle with all of these. I have a lot of difficulty sitting still and keeping myself focused or not distracted, and I tend to fidget a lot and drift off. My impulsively comes out most when Mt brain causes me to impulsively overthink or when I'm in a car and for some reason have always had the strong impulse to throw my phone out the window of a moving vehicle even if I know it'd upset me. Or the fact that when I walk outdoors if the textured surface is different on one foot I have to mimic it on the other. I don't have much control of this as it's been a lifelong struggle, and I will continue to accidentally talk over people, accidentally hit or kick people and constantly forget things even if it's something you told me five minutes ago. Please just be patient with me and understanding of these struggles.

(My Psychiatrist did suggest medication being very helpful for me, but I personally prefer to try to work on it myself first. Update; I have found that cafinated tea and music has helped me focus on tasks efficiently so far.)

Update; My current therapist is checking up on my ADHD again with some testing.

Awaiting a detailed diagnosis...

Current therapist is looking into my anxiety issues with recent testing, since it's what causes me the most trouble and interference. There's no doubt I have anxiety, but it's unclear right now what specifically is causing it and it's severity.

Depending on the answers, I may go on anxiety medication givin how hard it is to manage.

Awaiting a detailed diagnosis...

I experience hearing things that aren't actually there or happening and get confused when I believe it's real. Persistent sounds send me into a panic episode when I cannot determine if the sound is real or fake and it continues to disorient me and put me through a spirl.

Awaiting a detailed diagnosis...

PTSD Specifier; With Dissociative Symptoms

Bi-Polar

Major Depression with Psychotic Features

GAD

Narcolepsy

Psychosis

Moderate Weight-Loss

Minor Dermatographia

Abdominal Pain (Cause Unknown)

Nearsighted Vision Impairment

Penicillins

Wasp Stings