You did okay at school? Clearly it's not ADHD. And so on. Heard similar stories from my friends and colleagues.
Americans have that one easier, ngl.
You did okay at school? Clearly it's not ADHD. And so on. Heard similar stories from my friends and colleagues.
Americans have that one easier, ngl.
Speaking as a fellow European that until recently had the same views as you.
But even on that, it's unlikely that someone will concur it might be that. General vibe I got was that, as I said - it's something you grow out.
And sometimes I find myself doubting, maybe they're right and it's something wrong with us? Many times I have wondered if it is just my subconscious way of trying to avoid responsibility for myself.
Yes. The thing wrong with us is that our life style is not a good fit but we persist to it despite knowing that. But why? Well we are more or less forced into it because society currently values dicking around with the JS library of the day much higher than herding a flock of sheep.
I was, without doxxing myself, somewhere in central Poland. Whether it's Łódź, Toruń, Bydgoszcz or Poznań, I leave that unsaid :D
Source: diagnosed in Poland, see my other comment. Feel free to contact if need help.
And yeah, I've read it. I'm happy it got better for you. (not saying that sarcastically, I just have trouble with tone over text) How hard was the process for you to get it diagnosed?
And other comments - you NEED to look for people who specialize in ADHD specifically, both on psychologist and psychiatrist side. I got SNRI only because the doc said "it's used as last resort for ADHD, perhaps it will help you" - no, it does shit nothing for ADHD in my case. But it did help with many other things so I'm still grateful for that.
Also, keep in mind that non-stimulants also do work, but they don't work _immediately_ and that requires actual regime to make know whether they work on you.