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dragamex7 karma

Just got a diagnosis myself about 2 years ago. I'm 29 now, but I've suspected most of my life that I had it.

Adderrall has, without exaggeration, changed my life. It used to be I would have a trillion ideas, with plans on how to execute them, and even the right people to get involved - but once it came time to put that plan into action, I had no clue where to start. Even putting those thoughts on paper was extremely difficult. I performed terribly in school, not because I was dumb, but because when it came time to show what I had learned, I could not focus. This spilled over into my work life as I became an adult, and serial procrastination only compounded the problem.

Now I'm actually doing really well at work, and have energy, motivation, and focus to complete tasks. So much so I even have a small side business building. I lament the first 27 years of my life because I can't help but feel that they were wasted, but at least now things are looking up. Where once I was depressed and frustrated about my life, now I'm excited (and a little scared because I've never done this well. I'm just waiting for something to go wrong).

dragamex2 karma

Thank you, I wasn't expecting a reply! I appreciate it. Reading that what I'm feeling and what I felt in the past is normal is like a weight I didnt even know I was carrying being lifted.

Thank you!