Aspergers and Me

Einstein said I could believe everything a miracle or nothing a miracle.  I had chosen “everything a miracle”, mostly because it was the bigger challenge in the world I witness here.  My “everything” choice brought countless surprises, many inevitable and cataclysmic BOOMs to my insight . . . none more profound than this one . . .  

On My Aspergers Diagnosis

From my diaries, an August 17th entry:
“I have been a lot of diagnoses, some defined, some presumed, some intended, some required, some supposed and some permitted.  Dr. Mary Beth was the first person to say to me, 'Sometimes your diagnoses make you who you are.'" 

Witness the word to the left and know I really enjoy intelligent humor and I look forward to corresponding with you.  I'm writing this very, very particularly to the Psychiatric and Medical Professionals, Clergy too, who want to have their questions answered by me.  Is this a wee bit tongue-in-cheek, yes, and that doesn't make it any less true: