Bryiana Dyrdek recently took to social media to share some personal information about her life. After processing the diagnosis she received in December, she felt it was time to tell others that she had been diagnosed with autism.
In a photo carousel on Instagram, Bryiana, wife of MTV star Rob Dyrdek, explained what led her to this end-of-life diagnosis.
Bryiana Dyrdek Recently Revealed She Was Diagnosed With Autism
Bryiana Dyrdek – Instagram
Bryiana explained her diagnosis and why she waited to open it in her caption. “After a few months of personally processing my autism diagnosis, I decided to put it out there because the little girl in the last slide deserves better ?,” she wrote. The caption continued, “I’ve finally reached the acceptance phase of my late diagnosis and I’m filled with more more hope and peace than ever before. So if you see me acting different, it’s because of me. ?”
The photos in the carousel tell the story of his life and everything is put together to get a diagnosis of autism. Each slide continues the story and provides a deep insight into the struggle of Mrs. World Queen 2022.
Bryiana Dyrdek – Instagram
The next slide continues her story and how beauty pageants helped her. “As she gets older, she discovers pageants. It’s the perfect combination that allows her little world to exist IN the real world AND in a way that is socially acceptable,” she continued. “Not only that, but there are rules. And when she learns them, she no need to guess how to be.”
She went on to explain how pageants taught her important things like making eye contact, disguising repetitive movements, and how to speak to others with appropriate responses. “He’s on his way to becoming a professional masquerader, inadvertently tricking the world into believing he’s neurotypical,” he wrote. “He doesn’t understand how the real world works, but he’s gifted at pattern recognition.”
Bryiana explained that she received death threats in junior high school, realizing people didn’t accept the real her, so she “took it easy by watching movies and shows where underprivileged people had the potential to shine and finally be accepted.”
“For 31 years everyone thought he was fine,” the story continued. “A little weird and too old to be a picky eater and so princess-y, too dependent on schedules, structure and systems, and rigid in her black and white thinking, but all things considered, it’s considered personality flaws rather than what they really are because in the early 90’s girls were not diagnosed as autistic.
Bryiana Dyrdek – Instagram
After explaining what led to this diagnosis, he said he was officially diagnosed in December 2022. “I’m new to this journey and have three decades to learn, unlearn and relearn, so I ask for your patience and grace. as I walk this new path of rediscovering myself…the me I was meant to be,” she wrote.
She ended her Instagram slide by saying, “I was so scared to go public with this because it wasn’t well received when I first shared it with some of the people closest to me and it hurt a lot. But I have finally reached the acceptance phase of my late diagnosis of ASD and I am filled with more hope and peace than ever before. So if you see me acting different, it’s because I am.”
Lots Of Support Outpouring For Bryiana Dyrdek’s New Journey And Exposure
Bryiana Dyrdek – Instagram
Many people shared their opinions and personal stories in the comments section of the mother of two’s post.
Her husband took to the comments section to share his support and love for her bravery. “?????Brave, Beautiful and truly special. You are a gift to this world. You have always been perfect and will always be perfect. I love you so much ??????.”
A follower who could relate to being diagnosed later in life wrote, “I’m 44 years old and I’ve been diagnosed on the spectrum. It didn’t CHANGE anything, but it makes SO much sense now. You got this girl!!!!”
Many others may relate to Bryiana’s diagnosis and want to share their support and personal stories.
“My daughter is 15 years old and autistic thank you for your transparency with autism. It means the world when someone posts something so close to my heart… really humanizes everything,” one follower wrote.
“I was recently diagnosed, maybe only 5 years or so, but in those 5 years I have learned so much and I can only tell you that it has been a wonderful and magical journey. It’s not easy, but it’s magical. And there must be unicorns,” wrote another.
Another follower understands his story deeply and personally. “Thank you for sharing this. This is me too! And I’m still hesitant to fully accept my asd because people think it’s an attention seeking tactic. Reality attention is the last thing I want.”
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