dopaminedeficit
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Plot twist
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oskaradhd2024
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ett Ă„r sidenWow đ±!! I might have an undiagnosed ADHD now... But IF i do have it... If it's figured out đ±đ¶ then... It makes sense why my last 5 years were so... Random... In terms of topics, and being a "serial starter of themes"
LionQueen
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2 Ă„r sidenBetween this and being a lesbian, I SHOULD HAVE KNOWN
mickyz1990
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2 Ă„r sidenDang lol
ktutkrah
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2 Ă„r sidenAnd also - looking at everyone else and being like âhow did you not see that?â
lyxander
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2 Ă„r sidenđđ facts.
shypagangirl
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3 Ă„r sidenSo much foreshadowing!! There was so much that should have clued the adults in that something wasn't quite right with my brain!!
gemnap
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3 Ă„r sidenYesssss
kixMummy87
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3 Ă„r sidenIt sucks.
PixelzSwede
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3 Ă„r sidenYES! Me too!
GuyDo
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3 Är sidenIts like all the stages of grieve. Sadness, anger, denial, acceptance⊠etc
bricoley
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3 Ă„r sidenAgreed
Unknown
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3 Ă„r sidenperfect
scattercat151
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3 Ă„r sidenPerfect!! All those things in my life that made no sense now make perfect sense.
RebeccaJean
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3 Ă„r sidenGood description. Did you write that yourself?
bluebird711
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3 Ă„r sidenSo true. And thinking if I had actually been diagnosed before college. I would not have had six different majors and no degree to show for it. I have enough college credits for almost to bachelor degrees. But not enough credits to accomplish getting one.
lisadhd
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3 Ă„r siden100% true. Sometimes itâs hard to watch.
JFi__
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3 Ă„r sidenOh.. if only could I re-watch the showâŠ
pickledpepper
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3 Ă„r sidenOw. It hurts bc itâs true
sewstuck2000
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3 Ă„r sidenSuch a great illustration. I also started my adhd diagnosis because of the fallout from Covid+menopause. At first I went through all the "If only" scenarios. True, my life might have been different but, also, it might not. Realistically, in the 70/80s in rural Australia there was nowhere my parents could have taken me even IF they suspected something. And there was no internet/YouTube/social media to get educated. It is kind of reassuring though to look back at the chaos and years of low energy put down to M.E./CFS and know that 1. It wasn't in my head and 2. I did the best I could with what I had. And 3. Thank GOODNESS I now know how my beautiful brain works and have access to this amazing, supportive community.
brokenbrain
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3 Är sidenYes, well put! Looking back i see all the signs⊠also see contribution of adhd to my marriage falling apart and ending in a divorce. That has been really hard.
adhdartist2023
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3 Ă„r sidenExactly. Red flags abound. I clearly had ADHD. But at 54 in the middle of the pandemic and the beginning of menopause, I got my diagnosis. I think I went through the whole 7 stages of grief in technicolor. I'm working on acceptance with my eyes set on Thriving, knowing my weaker or bound spots, and acknowledging its superpowers.
tiffanitwysted
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3 Ă„r sidenExactly! I look back on all the red flags that I just excused as nothing - not focusing at school, teaching myself math and everything else at home, waking up at 5am to do homework because nothing else was going on and I could focus⊠crazyâŠ
Unknown
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3 Ă„r sidenI just posted a memory on fb of a post I made saying that I had forgotten to eat for 8 hours until I was shaking and my fingers were tingling. Looking back it's super clear that it was good 'ol ADHD lol
sahri
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3 Ă„r sidenThatâs EXACTLY how I feel!
ParabolicHeater
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3 Ă„r sidenThatâs the best way to put it! I appreciate that.
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