Hey Amanda, no problem with the article. I'm not familiar with how to be getting tested either aside from going to your family doctor or the hospital and asking them about how to get tested.

Even so, getting the time to do that is a whole other thing and I know it can be tough, especially when you have so many things on the go.

I'd side with your son though because I'm of the mind that the more you know about yourself and what's going on in your head, the better you can control it and use it to your benefit. Just getting tested and knowing where you are on the spectrum can be a huge relief mentally but can help you figure out how to go about your day between teaching, music, and artwork.