More autism spectrum traits. Aspergers vs PDD-NOS. Part 1

My name is Xanthe Wyse.
My main diagnoses are bipolar 1 disorder and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) which are currently managed so less obvious. Recently assessed by a psychiatrist and also diagnosed pervasive developmental disorder, not otherwise specified (PDD-NOS) under DSM-IV yet below threshold for autism spectrum disorder (ASD) under DSM-V (New Zealand uses both).
My son was diagnosed as a child with Asperger's. Most people who meet criteria for Aspergers will also meet criteria for ASD.
Regardless, both my son and I are considered by clinicans to be 'on the autism spectrum' but neither of us call ourselves 'autistic' (although I used to call myself Aspie, autistic).
Recent videos, I compared some traits between me and my son, which may or may not be relevant. Thought of some more things.
Note this is not diagnostic criteria but rather some things I thought were relevant, about our similarities and differences.
My camera split the recording, so I will attach the rest of the recording as part 2
Some things in this video include:
pain, honesty, sensory, executive functioning, special interests, meltdowns, shutdowns

[@Tom-n1e]

Thank you very much. Very interesting & helpful

[@BipolarCourage]

Thanks for your feedback