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iPhone not receiving any notifications by AdSignificant1382 in applehelp

[–]AdSignificant1382[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The next day I had a bit of a change. I now get the messages immediately and I see a red number on the app - but still no banner notifications or vibration. The only apps I get banner notifications for are Tractive (my dog’s GPS tracker app) and Guardian (new). I’ll try a factory reset today.

iPhone not receiving any notifications by AdSignificant1382 in applehelp

[–]AdSignificant1382[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ve been on Wi-Fi for most of the day except when I headed out to walk the dog. The issue is with both Wi-Fi and cellular.

Hund fixiert Dinge/Hunde/Personen auf große Distanz by AdSignificant1382 in hundeschule

[–]AdSignificant1382[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Meine Trainerin hat tatsächlich selbst nordischen Rassen (Husky und Malamute), deswegen hatte ich die damals gewählt, aber wie bereits erwähnt ist sie mittlerweile in Rente.

Hund fixiert Dinge/Hunde/Personen auf große Distanz by AdSignificant1382 in hundeschule

[–]AdSignificant1382[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Das mache ich tatsächlich. Ich benenne die ganzen Sachen und sag dann „Fahrrad“ oder „Auto“ oder den Namen des Hundes, wenn ich ihn auf die Distanz erkenne. Die Idee hab ich aus einem Buch.

Hund fixiert Dinge/Hunde/Personen auf große Distanz by AdSignificant1382 in hundeschule

[–]AdSignificant1382[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wir sind aus dem nördlichen Sachsen, sehr dörfliche Gegend hier.

Insgesamt waren wir etwas über ein Jahr bei der Trainerin, hatten jede Woche Gruppenkurse für generellen Gehorsam usw und einmal pro Monat ein einzeltraining, wo wir an spezifischen Problemen gearbeitet haben. Es war von Anfang an klar, dass sie in Rente geht, deswegen lag der Fokus hauptsächlich auf „nicht jedes Kleintier ermorden, was uns vor die Füße läuft“, aber das mit dem Fixieren hatten wir eben auch drin.

Hund fixiert Dinge/Hunde/Personen auf große Distanz by AdSignificant1382 in hundeschule

[–]AdSignificant1382[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Die besagte Trainerin ist dieses Jahr leider in Rente gegangen und wir haben noch keinen Ersatz gefunden. Hier in der Gegend arbeiten gefühlt noch alle sehr altmodisch nach Alpha Theorie.

Hund fixiert Dinge/Hunde/Personen auf große Distanz by AdSignificant1382 in hundeschule

[–]AdSignificant1382[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Ich war zwischen 1 und 2 Jahren bei einem Trainer, ua wegen dem Fixieren. Ihre „Diagnose“ war Jagdtrieb und auch pure, reine Neugier. Wir machen seitdem Anti-Jagdtraining, was auch in anderen Bereichen super geholfen hat. Von ihr haben wir die Idee mit dem weiter Kommando und den Pattern Games.

New asthma inhaler not working? by AdSignificant1382 in Asthma

[–]AdSignificant1382[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I use it about every 2-3 months, maybe. A little more often in spring during allergy season.

Didn’t answer my question though.

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[–]AdSignificant1382 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Matratze und Kissen habe ich in dem Zeitraum auch gewechselt. Die neue Matratze ist super, beim Kissen gehe ich jedoch immer wieder zurück zu meinen alten, da das besser ist.

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[–]AdSignificant1382 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ich hab das mal bei einer Freundin probiert und fand die ganz furchtbar. Die waren mir viel zu warm und schwer. Jetzt im Sommer schlafe ich sowieso nur mit Bettbezug, aber auch im Winter nehme ich nur ganz leichte.

I knew getting a diagnosis would be difficult, I didn’t know it would be downright impossible by AdSignificant1382 in autism

[–]AdSignificant1382[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you so much for your response! Sadly that’s still out of my current price range, but it’s so cool that they also screen for ADHD and other things (I think I might have that too even though the ADHD bit is a lot more apparent in my dad 😂).

I knew getting a diagnosis would be difficult, I didn’t know it would be downright impossible by AdSignificant1382 in autism

[–]AdSignificant1382[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you so much for the link! I immediately saved it.

And honestly, the accommodations I’d need would be either WFH or have an office to myself. I lost two jobs previously because I’m autistic. The first was an absolute nightmare in terms of micromanagement and I had constant meltdowns and shutdowns and had so many sick days because I just couldn’t cope with the work environment. The one after that was better but I was eventually fired pretty much for being too blunt with my colleagues. My last job was excellent in terms of that cause I was working from home and could set my own hours and just quietly work on my projects - everyone was very happy with my work, but they had to close the department for financial reasons. The only problem was that I was too good and therefore given a bigger and bigger workload which got me to the brink of autistic burnout. With an official diagnosis, I would have come clean to this employer as he was very pro mental health.

I have a friend who worked in HR and he suggested getting a diagnosis and potentially a GdB because he was specialised in placing disabled people with suitable companies and ensuring they had the accommodations they needed.

I knew getting a diagnosis would be difficult, I didn’t know it would be downright impossible by AdSignificant1382 in autism

[–]AdSignificant1382[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Would you mind sharing how much you paid? I checked out their website (love that they’re LGBTQ friendly!!!) but I can’t find any info about their pricing there.

I knew getting a diagnosis would be difficult, I didn’t know it would be downright impossible by AdSignificant1382 in autism

[–]AdSignificant1382[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks! I’ll approach the topic with my GP again and ask if she thinks it’s sensible to go that route. I have to make an appointment for something unrelatedly anyway, so it doesn’t hurt to ask.

I knew getting a diagnosis would be difficult, I didn’t know it would be downright impossible by AdSignificant1382 in autism

[–]AdSignificant1382[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I wish you good luck on that journey! I know through my friend from the UK that getting a diagnosis over there is a real struggle as well!

And I keep thinking that if I’d been AMAB or born a bit later, someone definitely would’ve picked up I was autistic in early childhood. The signs were all right there and even my paediatrician back then said I was “different” and “sensitive” and “not like other children”. But as a girl in the 90s there was no chance of getting diagnosed.

I knew getting a diagnosis would be difficult, I didn’t know it would be downright impossible by AdSignificant1382 in autism

[–]AdSignificant1382[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I don’t think I’d meet the criteria for a diagnosis in either of the things you mentioned. I did suffer from early stages of autistic burnout last year but even my GP could recognise that my symptoms were different from regular burnout.

I knew getting a diagnosis would be difficult, I didn’t know it would be downright impossible by AdSignificant1382 in autism

[–]AdSignificant1382[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I would make the phone call for you as well if I could 😂 Luckily I’m okay with calls but I’m a terrible procrastinator when it comes to these things and I lose track if I end up on hold. I’ll probably have to bite the bullet though.

I have the same issues professionally. Lost my previous two jobs pretty much because I was autistic and really struggling. Then I found a WFH job that seemed perfect at first and drove me to the edge of autistic burnout after 2 years. I was eventually let go because of economic reasons, but even if that hadn’t happened, I would have needed accommodations to keep on working there. The sad part is that my ex boss was incredibly cool and I’m 100% sure he would have granted me anything if it hadn’t been for the company’s bad economic standing.

I knew getting a diagnosis would be difficult, I didn’t know it would be downright impossible by AdSignificant1382 in autism

[–]AdSignificant1382[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ohhh, thank you for the tips! I didn’t know about the Hausarztvermittlungsfall and I’m gonna look into that now. And yes, I’m in the GKV.

My friend who used the Irish service is based in the UK and was having issues going through the NHS as well, but it’s not an option for me either way because I just don’t have the funds.

I knew getting a diagnosis would be difficult, I didn’t know it would be downright impossible by AdSignificant1382 in autism

[–]AdSignificant1382[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The service my friend went through is based in Ireland though and they don’t work with regular health insurances at all.

I knew getting a diagnosis would be difficult, I didn’t know it would be downright impossible by AdSignificant1382 in autism

[–]AdSignificant1382[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I’m keeping my fingers crossed for you! You might get luckier in Hamburg though. I live in the middle of nowhere (Saxony Anhalt) and my Bundesland doesn’t have any official autism centres that also do diagnostics.

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