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Can people with disabilities act differently?
If you didnt tell someone who had adhd or anger issued that they had it, do you think they would act differently?
3 Answers
- Anonymous5 years ago
Not knowing your diagnosis doesn't mean you're not disabled, it just means you don't understand your disability.
They would still have ADHD so still show ADHD symptoms - for example I wasn't diagnosed with ADHD or Autism until an adult, doesn't change the fact I showed symptoms/characteristics that disabled me while I was growing-up. Knowing my diagnosis now means that I can embrace who I am rather than making myself ill with stress by trying to act like I'm neurotypical, it also means I can ask for support if I need it and I generally know myself better.
- Anonymous5 years ago
They are treated differently. Libtards piss on them, as only the gays and blacks count.