I knew it was coming, ds has it also, still high functioning but less so than dd.
School never even noticed anything, she manages very well there though struggles socially but nothing massively obvious. All diagnostic process had been driven by me. I just didn't want her to struggle on getting older, I know with girls it becomes more apparent as they get older.
Nothing going to happen now really unless she starts to struggle at school but at least we know. She can be challenging at home but it's easily managed as I am already used to it with ds.
Just wanted to tell someone really. In RL there is the implication from people I have told of "why bother, if it's not affecting her?". I think it was right to pursue it though.
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