 I wasn't diagnosed until I was 36. My life was very troubled. As a kid, I had like a really good imagination, but then as soon as my teenage years hit, it felt like all these walls that were in my head fell down. The information was just overwhelming. And I didn't realize I was being overwhelmed. I didn't realize I was struggling. I didn't realize I couldn't talk to people. And so one day when I found alcohol, I was like, wow, this is like the greatest thing in the world. This like eased everything. And I was 14 years old when I found alcohol. I almost drank myself to death. And by the age of 21, I was in rehab. And I was in rehab for a year and a half. And then I came out of rehab. I was like 23 year old. And so all my social skills had been damaged from over-drink. Then all my social skills had been damaged on top of that from over-rehab. And I couldn't drink. I couldn't go out and drink. So I started to be very, very insulin-like. I found it really hard to talk to people. Talking to people would make me anxious. So I got addicted to painkillers, got addicted to other drugs and all sorts of things. And it's like, no matter what I did, I couldn't stop the addictions.