Dr. Lisa Weinburger Genecov, MD

I visited Dr genacov as a nine-year-old when I just moved back to the states. I was a child with behavioral volatility issues but also a child who was extremely smart. I didn't get along too well with my peers because I was perceived as hyperactive. I received a diagnosis of being on the Spectrum by dr. Genecov many adults who I spoke to throughout my life had a very hard time believing that this was the case including one of my mother's good friends who recognized my Superior intellectual ability at a young age. However, she believed that that diagnosis was completely inaccurate given my high sociability with individuals who were a lot older than me. After examining my history and realizing the direct contradictions to autism which include a heightened sense of humor, a Salient empathy with those who are less fortunate, and a very Advanced sociability with adults who thought of me as a lot older than I was, I have now realized that this diagnosis was completely false. I have… actually been confirmed as gifted by somebody who has a Ph. D and all of the individuals in my life currently look at me in the face and state that there was no way that I'm on the Spectrum. These individuals include a mentor / friend who is 34 and who has known me since I was 18. I have had a lifetime of misunderstanding and of discrimination which I sometimes still deal with with those who knew me under a false premise. I have been considerably medicated for more than half of my life which is led to mild tremors that I will have for the rest of my life. These medications also led me to a period of major depression in my last year of high school which almost rendered me Desiring to commit suicide. After extensive research, I took that phds statement to Heart and the research does confirm that I definitely am gifted. Because of this doctor's lack in knowledge of gifted children this individual made a diagnosis that was not properly prepared or research. Dr genacov has made a salient and highly detrimental impact on my life because of a simple misdiagnosis that was not properly conducted. I now live my life as somebody who is gifted and all I can do is continue in my journey with the Myriad of great things that I have for myself under the correct idea of who I am. I am 24 and I have 9 friends who love me. I am in my last year of college at the University of Texas at Dallas with a 3. 959 GPA. I am extremely sociable with a perceived confidence bye everyone who I meet. I am extremely good with my professors and that has produced phenomenal relationships with all of my instructors. I have been told buy a multitude of individuals that I can easily be a CEO or a politician because of my profound skills for my age. My classmates enjoy my personality, my intellectual abilities, and my strong sense of humor. I am finally living a life of great success that is in absolutely no capacity discolored by an unqualified diagnosis that was made by a doctor who was not comprehensive in her knowledge. I love myself finally because I know of my considerable power and capacity to change the world into a better place. I would not change who I am for one second because I know the people are joyous when I am in the room. I would take anything said by this Dr genacov with a strong grain of salt.