TOP 5 Most Common Conditions MISTAKEN for or RELATED to ADHD
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1. Depression
2. Learning disabilities
3. Anxiety
4. OCD
5. Sensory processing Disorder
6. post traumatic stress disorder
7. Autism Spectrum Disorders
8. Executive Function which causes procrastination
People with ADHD are more likely to have a mutation of the MTHFR gene, which prevents them from properly methylating B vitamins. That can in turn affect one's ability to utilize other vitamins and minerals. The poor methylation of B vitamins is what drives the symptoms of ADHD and associated disorders in people with MTHFR mutations. Addressing the methylation issue will help control symptoms and maybe even put them in remission.
Speaking as someone with undiagnosed ADHD who has a confirmed MTHFR mutation and trichotillomania (a BFRB that's sometimes considered an expression of OCD).
For women, I would strongly believe the most common misdiagnoses are Bipolar and BPD. Women are critically under-diagnosed with ADHD and Autism. Instead, doctors are quick to dismiss ADHD and Autism symptoms in women, especially since the medical field has been tailored for and studied almost exclusively men for a very long time. Psychiatrists and psychologists are instead very eager to slap on a diagnosis for a mood disorder or a personality disorder for a woman, at least in my personal and interpersonal experience.
To be fair inattentive ADHD is more common among women which is also harder to diagnose or easier to misdiagnose it as something else. One shouldn't blame sexism too fast to avoid real sexism being taken less seriously.
My husband and one kid has ADHD, other daughter was always dreamy, quiet etc. Suddenly failing at 16, problems with concentration, etc. Typical add symptoms. Child psychiatrist diagnosed depression, told us that if the teachers haven't noticed anything until now, she hasn't got ADHD. With ADHD in the family. And teachers with 30 pupils per class with an intelligent kid. Yea.....
Now waiting for another appointment with an adult psychiatrist, while she's still struggling.
I actually do have BPD, and I self-diagnosed after extensive research, which told me exactly what you just said- SO many mis diagnosis! My sister was diagnosed with bipolar and I’m all but certain she is actually a self righteous narcissist (got it from our father, hence my BPD too). I can’t believe how much bias still exists in this industry. So much for science leading the way! I do get that a lot of symptoms are shared amongst the plethora of diagnosis but to not even consider some of them bc of gender is bonkers to me. Ps I also have adhd, depression, anxiety, and OCPD. And I figured all of those out on my own, then my doctor validated them. Like he said in the video, adhd usually comes with other disorders.
@@GamingDadI am 44, female, and I have adhd (both ADD and hyperactivity). I was evaluated in my teens and somehow no one caught that I had ADHD even though I struggled in reading and comprehension, focus, memory, and was bouncing off the walls in school with my squirrel energy. Instead of diagnosing me, they did this: 🤷🏻♀️
@kateashby3066 I was diagnosed with autism and later the psychiatrist suggested that I might have ADD as well, after that the focus lied mostly on the autism part. Now as an adult I've been trying to get a proper diagnosis and the more I learn about it the more I suspect that I have been misdiagnosed.
I enjoy your channel. I feel you’re a kind of ADHD friend who helps me when I need some clarity on the condition. Thank you for your content. :)
i wanna learn more about my adhd and this is basically the perfect place
ADHD all my life but developed social anxiety in my 50’s. Would give everything I have to be normal.
Totally understand - I got social anxiety and panic attacks after 40. Therapy didn’t help so I use meds occasionally at a low prescription. I just accept it now and do my best.
Yes! I have adhd and have depression-like symptoms such as not being motivated and being "lazy" but without being sad. But I definitely had anxiety before taking medication. I would get into these worry loops that I think adhd exacerbates and anxiety due to my adhd.
Read the book “The power of Now”
What Meds did you take? Did they work? I literally want to try meds but to freaking scared if they don't work this would be my life
Exactly the same way.
@@nickiboy33I used to listen to this audiobook while I was at work. It’s a great book.
@@grominwithrob1339 changed my way of thinking and my life...
Watching this video at double speeding while reading comments
If the comments makes it hard to take in the content of a video, a thing I’ve tried is to cast the video to a tv, put the phone away, while picking up a fidget toy.
Seem to help a bit sometimes, I say while writing a comment while watching the video…
Contingent on having a tv and a fidget toy of course.
Stop!
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I so agree. That’s me. I was diagnosed when my son was 6. I am 60 and struggle with depression and definitely dopamine seeking and sleep disorder. I am a business owner. Good stuff. Found you on Instagram. Definitely changed my life
I just got diagnosed as a high schooler, my parents had to fill out a questionnaire about my behavior and my mom now wants to get tested because she struggles with all the same things she doesn’t see a point as she is nearing 50 though….
@@AnnabethOwlplease tell her that I got diagnosed at age 66 and the past 3 years have been so much clearer because I can learn from all these wonderful UA-cam channels. It is never too late for her to take a weight off her shoulders 👵
@@epluribusunum1460 what does your treatment include?
@@epluribusunum1460Thank you!! I'm 63 and was wondering if it was worth the effort to pursue, I'm now going to do it!
I was treated for depression which made me so much worse , and i literally threw the rest of my prescription
Some prescriptions are designed that way.
I wish therapists and doctors would be more open for other condotions too.. :/ instead of being 100% sure. But i guess we have to start somewhere.. my issue is when one thing doesnt help, it takes a lot of effort to seek help again, and even when you have to be scared that the doctor is not open for your issues 😅
I expected bipolar disorder to be in the top five. I recognize so much overlap between hypomania and ADHD symptoms in myself. In recent weeks I’ve begun to wonder if bipolar was misdiagnosed (11 years ago) before ADHD was diagnosed one year ago. I’ll be discussing with my p-doc at my next appointment.
I know how you feel. I was diagnosed as a teenager with bipolar and ADHD Inattentive type as an adult. Unfortunately for me but I have learned to embrace it despite it being hard from time to time. I do have hormonal imbalance related complications too that is very much connected to my mental health and I just learned to be on top of everything that I have may it be in life or in my health.
Same
Agree. Happened to me too.
I would definitely have put bipolar high on the list too. I think the difference in timing is enough to differentiate, however, so maybe that's why ADHD and bipolar disorder are not so often mistaken for each other?
It can sometimes be difficult to tell apart bipolar on the one hand, from ADHD comorbid with depression on the other.
I've done some reading and also my psychiatrist specializing in ADHD explained to me what the differences are between bipolar and ADHD (during my ADHD assessment I was about to say I thought in the past I had bipolar and he actually finished the sentence for me). Here are my takeaways, but because I'm not an expert, I encourage everyone who reads this to take it with a grain of salt:
- apathy is a symptom of (primarily inattentive) ADHD that is usually mistaken for depression, but there's a big difference (and this is from my psychiatrist so this is actually pretty reliable) - apathy doesn't come with negative intrusive thoughts (or at least not any more than an average person experiences such thoughts). It may be difficult to tell apart apathy from depression when someone has ADHD comorbid with depression, but when they don't (as was the case with me), this is a good way to know the difference between intense apathetic episodes and depression.
- bipolar depression vs. non-bipolar depression - based on what I read, the bipolar depression and (hypo)mania, although influenced to an extent by external factors, still tend to switch between them without there necessarily being much of external influence (supposedly at random), whereas non-bipolar depression is persistent and there shouldn't be random periods of optimism.
- ADHD mood vs. bipolar mood - as I mentioned above, I read that the bipolar mood change from depression to (hypo)mania occurs without seemingly much external input, whereas ADHD mood changes based on the environment and circumstances in it, much in the way it happens in most average people. ADHD moods might be heightened (less flat in either positive or negative side of the emotional spectrum compared to average people), but they have a different origin than the moods in bipolar, in that the mood changes in bipolar happen seemingly at random (they just hit the person without there necessarily being obvious reasons to slip into either a positive or negative mood).
Hey Nick, Loving your content, it's really informative and helpful. My whole life I felt like something was wrong with me, I constantly kept switching careers and relationships cause of random reasons and had severe issues with discipline, motivation and focus. I was always on an emotional rollercoaster, constantly overthinking and overanalyzing everything (even the simplest tasks and emotions) which made me feel like an alien. I got diagnosed with chronic depression and cluster B symptoms by 2 different psychiatrists. I did research about those but something was missing, it wasn't making any sense. A few months ago I came across your content and everything felt familiar, a few days ago I took ADHD test and the score was 95% so I will go for an official diagnosis now. You are doing a wonderful job. Thankyou for your effort.
Teachers should know more about psychology because some of them are so hateful to children and teens with Add or Adhd and make the subject they're teaching one of the most dreadful parts of school detrimenting the main goal of their jobs which is to educate children. The children will avoid the subject of the teacher they hate the most and its really cruel how parents and teachers blame the child of lazy or dumb when they should know better as adults.
Nothing gets me depressed. Thank God. I can't add any more problems to my day
Being taught things in linear logical form. If the teacher starts jumping around with information, we get lost.
ADHD, Depression plus Sleep Apnea can cause alot of problems in life, right?
A friend of mine at uni was diagnosed with depression, dyslexia, anxiety and ocd since her late childhood/early teens.
It was only when she got correctly diagnosed with adhd and got the right meds in her early 20s that her depression vanished, her anxiety and ocd were > 90% better and even her dyslexia improved significantly.
please add more explanation like this, your channel is so informative, thank you!
Dyslexia or Dyscalculia. Dyscalculia has very similar time blindness and other time issues in common with ADHD.
I was just diagnosed with ADD and dysgraphia(kinda dylexia) but with writing. Explains so much
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Yes I did not know I had ADHD until in my 50s. And I always wondered why I had so much trouble with math when I’m so good at reading and writing etc. Well darn it if those numbers don’t jump around the page!!! I have never known a way to explain that to people before because I thought it was just a problem with my eyes or just something weird about me but oh my goodness all the things that I’ve learned since finding out I have ADHD. It really does explain my whole life.
Is dyspraxia in there as well? Feel like I’ve got all the dyssies at the moment.
If time blindness is a thing then the majority of Latin America has it.
My sister is huuuugely affected. She's great at her legal career, so much that her previous and current boss don't care if she's late.
Thank you bro for the video! Always helpful and nice to see that i can get support within this amazing community!
Back long ago when they still tested kids for IQ, I scored 138. So in the top 2% but I definitely have ADHD. So just because you learn some things differently (for me it's math) don't get frustrated as you will EXCEL in other areas. Grow those. And never forget that everyone in this world has something to teach you.
I’ve recently started watching your videos. I’ve watched other’s videos as well and one common thing I hear is that “normal” people don’t see things the way we do. I would love to know how normal brained people think or see the world. Maybe some sort of comparison? I really don’t know how to show the difference between ADHD brained and Neurotypical as an example.
Side note, I hate presenting a problem without a solution. It feels like complaining to complain.
If only 5% of the world has adhd, then why does it seem like over 50% of ppl I know have it?🤔
Because we’re attracted to people who relate and understand us even at a subconscious level. So lots of neurodiverse people are drawn to each other because we function similarly.
@@omnipotentfaces1514 also choosing similar fields of work
I do have all of that, this video is 100% truth
Your channel is so informative. Love it.
Around 5 mins in (or wherever it was you talked about OCD vs ADHD I think), you said one sentence that describes how I was trying to explain the differences of certain things when talking about internal vs external. That was great 👍
Thanks for the vid
thank you for this video. I became your subscriber just recently because the first time I saw your videos, it piqued my interest because I could relate. checking out the symptoms related to ADHD on your other videos, I can say I might be having ADHD. I'm coping with it but undiagnosed. due to the financial difficulties, I am facing right now, I don't have the means to seek professional help. 😢 my brain is always like a race track where a lot of things run so fast and can't focus at once, sometimes presuming the outcome of what I'm doing and seeing.
Your videos are so helpful!! I really appreciate all the information you're sharing from your experiences. Many times people who don't suffer or understand these disorders make you feel worse. Your content is so informative, fun to watch an I know you truly understand ❤ Thank you!!!
Both my son and I have ADHD + one of the D each - depression for me, dysgraphia for him. And sure thing anxiety for both of us just to spice it up 😂 life is fun with these, we are almost never bored, but it’s a struggle at the same time since neurotypical people don’t really get us, that’s where the judgement come from which causes even more social anxiety unless successfully conquered
ADHD, OCD, and anxiety - the trifecta of misery. At a cellular level, you want to do everything, but you never do anything because your brain is terrified of what can go wrong, and won't stop reminding you with obsessive, intrusive thoughts how screwed you are.
A man was diagnosed with ADHD but he really had NPD.
Thanks so much. This message is on point.
I prefer the term cooccurring rather than comorbidity. Sensory processing disorder seems very similar to autism.
Well, this is simply a portion where they overlap
And there's also people who have both ASD and ADHD
I really enjoy these videos, they are well presented, interesting and meaningful. Thank you so much for making them - I have had to self diagnose and my daughter's symptoms have been totally ignored by the school and health pros who were supposed to be helping. We continue our struggle into college and hopefully to Uni and some degree of independence
Thank you as always
Thank you for these videos, your insight, and the tedious research you've done for us lol. I've been binge watching your videos as my adhd journey has been a roller coaster.i was diagnosed osed and medicated in 5th or 6th grade where my iq was also tested. I scored in the gifted range and was put in RLC where we got extra assignments and busywork which was beyond frustrating and the meds helped me focus, but I wasn't me. In high school I excelled as an honor student, valedictorian with the world at my feet until it all crashed down around me. In high school, some abuse from my childhood came to light & the psychiatrist said I simply was far to smart and focused to have adhd and diagnosed me with bipolar disorder which I accepted for most of my adult life. After counseling and more therapy several Dr's agree I am not bipolar but very adhd. The biggest struggle I face now is a partner who is a firm believer in mind over matter and you control your brain. I hear constantly uts an excuse to be lazy, bad behavior, and simply not a real condition. I love him so much but this is becoming such a constant struggle between us and he absolutely refuses to read listen to or try to understand it because its not real. I'm wondering if you might have some ideas to help, insight, reference, referral, he'll anything. I'm all ears and know you are busy I'm sure but if you can help I'd appreciate it so nuch. Great job with your channel and I'm gonna buy some merchandise when I get paid. Love & Light
I understand you love your partner, if I was in your position I would maybe consider breaking up.
I have ADHD and it is a part of me, to be with a partner who doesn't acknowledge something that is a part of me, no matter how much I love them, I would be unable to do. My ADHD affects me in all areas of my life and having someone by me who at least acknowledges it and understands is a must for me❤
Best wishes whatever you decide to do. Pray on it and ask God for support & guidance❤
@@LucyLucy296 YOUR DESIRES, NEEDS AND WANTS >> ARE VALID >>>>>
DISCERNMENT ! re: your COMPATABILITY with another person !!! xoxo
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DISCERNMENT ! re: your COMPATABILITY with another person !!! xoxo
I hope since you've posted this that either your partner has come to his senses and profusely apologized for insisting the symptoms you deal with are character flaws and begged you to give him a second chance or that you've removed from your life someone who would refuse to believe what decades of research and millions of experts say let alone believe what you experience as the person he's supposed to trust, love, and support more than anyone.
Is it weird that within the first 2 minutes of this video I found myself wondering what was in your kitchen cabinets.
Yes...its taking too long....😢😢😢😢 Can we fast forward..
You might be hungry
Glad im not the only one 😅
Same. Wondering if this is a set, like his UA-cam office or his real home.
I did the same thing only I was looking at the backwards over the stove, the old style wooden doors to the left and even the wall behind him and trying to determine how old the paint is 😂😂😂!!
Hello. I've just subscribed to your channel and am glad of it. Feels as though I'm not so alone with what I know about myself. Keep up the good work and thank you.
Stay away from people who make you upset, and everything will be fine.
Great video!
I am in the process of getting diagnosed with adhd. I don’t have dyslexia, I actually have dyscalculia which is the inability to understand well, math.
I was misdiagnosed with MCDD and dysthimic disorder. But instead I have PTSD and probably ADHD (psychologist and I suspect this, but not tested yet), anxiety + I have dyscalculia. They also thought I had a lower than average intelligence and turns out I actually have an above average intelligence. Took me 28 years to figure this out lol
Early gang
Very good videos man, keep it up
Glad I found u. In 70’s. They did not have adhd I am severe dyslexic and I went to college the last time in my early 40s bingo. I have both but I look normal so I’m a failure.
Can’t even afford that cool gadget can even afford life
I am getting most of this at the moment because at the moment I am doing a statistics course which means assignments and deadlines etc. I will be better after I get the first one done. As J B Priestley said " hell is other people".
Untreated adhd ALWAYS looks like depression for me. I’m FED UP w docs who are willing to give me Zoloft but not adhd meds.
Yep. And now ive been wrongfully medicated for something i didnt need in the first place
I didn't realize how uncommon it was for OCD and ADHD to come together. I have been diagnosed with both, and see symptoms of both in myself. Though, it makes me wonder, because some of the people I've seen talk about things I do that I've always attributed to OCD, publicly talk about having ADHD. I wonder if it's all actually just ADHD.
I have been diagnosed with both. Late diagnosis with me but I am worse in so many ways since starting stimulants and therapy. However, there is enough there where I see it can help that I keep taking it.
I was addicted to meth for 17 yrs self medicating undiagnosed ADD. There were a few times I knew what to tell a doctor just to get Adderall, but could never take it responsibly. I have a very addictive personality simply because I am always trying to use something just not be completely depressed every day of my life. I also have anxiety. I need extreme amounts of coffee to help the ADD which then caused me to have anxiety and need Kratom to balance it out. I was addicted to opiates and meth for 17 yrs and now only use Kratom and Caffeine so I'm doing much better however, I still beat myself up every single day for not being able to just be happy without using any substances. Wow that's probably the longest comment I've ever made because I actually feel like someone here might be able to relate lol
Thank you #insightful
i thought i had ocd but it was basically just some hyperactivity extention or something my doctor said
I have anxiety and clinical depression and adhd and yes i was diagnosed those and i do take prescription for them and i always deals with those as well
Both my meds and my depression makes me mellow and without those prescription I need I'll be an emotionally train wreck person
also dissociative identity disorder
Me having the sudden urge to change my whole life the night before my exam and get obsessed with the idea of changing my life because I have 0 motivation or concentration to study for that shit and I would rather do anything else.
Random but do u think this could be because of my adhd, it happens too many times and makes university really hard for me
Yes it does. People with ADHD are not motivated the same way as neurotypical people. 1 of the ways ADHD people are motivated is by urgency. When the impending doom is nearing, it motivates us to get things done at the last minute.
@@LucyLucy296 Yeah exactly.
A personal note to all of the people commenting. How can you listen and learn if you’re so busy typing what you think is the problem. You know, less can really be more sometimes. Just a thought. ..
I was diagnosed with MDD and anxiety. Meds made everything worse. Thanks to your channel wich I found a couple das ago, I know with 100% certainty that I have ADHD. The pieces fit perfectly from now to all the way bac to childhood. Just picked up a copy of ADHD Advantage. 🍻
I am hyper focused for a minute
Pretty sure I have all of those things. And I’m seeing here people being diagnosed with BPD, probably are ADHD with these co-morbidities. I know I was until a Dr told me she was pretty sure it was not Bi-Polar. Got me off some heavy meds I did not need to put into the mix. Love your content & truly appreciate it.
I think I have ADHD but also have a lot of OCD symptoms as well. I know I need to get properly diagnosed but scared a little. I am looking into medication but also afraid of the side effects they may have.
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You can have adhd and depression at the same time. Many with adhd get depression because their life becomes a mess.
After all the work on narcissistic abuse. Now I'm spending too much time on adhd. I have to get a job but doing this
Something needs to change here. I don't believe that ADHD is anything bad, it's not a deficit or a disorder of any sort. Absolutely not!
I don't think there's anything wrong with the hardwiring of your brain, yes it's different I agree with that! Teachers are not aware of how this hardwiring is or what it consists of and they want to put your kids on meds, rather than being very intelligent and recognizing the pre genius child that they're dealing with. Mind you I'm approaching my 60s and I can relate to everything that you're saying - I'm a Gen x and so we never got diagnosed with some form of mental illness because our brains are hardwired in a much more beneficial way. Everybody thought I was dumb because I wasn't paying attention in math class & doing poorly when I was in 6th grade, I got tested and next thing you know I'm doing 8th grade pre-algebra. That just means my brain's hardwired different than all the other kids in my class in fact it's more advanced. And I think ADHD is a poorly fitting label (ADD too) is more of a form of high-level functioning than it is a mental illness that needs to be corrected horrific medication. We just need better quality teachers who know how to recognize children who have a different way of seeing things, what things are most likely to zone in on such as pattern recognition which makes us very good at math, and how we process information and we process a lot more than most people do regardless of our age. Not an illness folks, not at all! Once I was in my 30s I got my IQ tested and it was in the 140s - there needs to be a new name, calling it attention deficit is just bullshit and it makes people feel bad about who they are, like there's something wrong with them when there isn't. I think it should be called massive processing overload dilemma - MPOD. SOUNDS A LITTLE BETTER.
Well i either have all those conditions or i have ADHD...or just all of them...minus the sensory problems. Can't say i have the symptoms that are directly related to it qnd pnly minor dyslexia. I can read/write fine except when I'm stressed or over tired.
I was looking at his hand movements mostly
WE miss you man
do you know why he stopped his activity?
@@MissTweetygalben no
Hi,I wonder how common it is to have ADHD and dyscalculia,or avoidant personality disorder?
YES!! YES!! 😅
NO BACKGROUND MUSIC!
Thank you so much! Nope… you had to go and put music at the end. 😢
You lost me immediately. Don’t know ONE WORD you said once the music started. 🤦♀️
I have been getting treated for depression for my entire life I am 54 and on and off depression and anxiety medication but the more I see ADHD information like yours the more I am convinced I have it! My mother was convinced when I was a teen but back the it was very new. Is there a difference between ADHD medication or treatment and depression medication and treatment ??
Hi, I'm not the content creator, but I can say there is some difference in treatments for depression vs adhd. Depression treatments are usually SSRIs or SNRIs, medications which affect serotonin levels. SNRIs can also be used to treat ADHD as well as depression, but at least where I am in the UK SSRIs aren't usually used first. It's far more common for stimulant medications to be used as a first line ADHD treatment, which I don't believe are used for depression at all. If you think you were misdiagnosed or have a missed diagnosis additional to depression, please speak to your healthcare provider!
I recently saw that wellbutrin is a non stimulant treatment for adhd. IT just takes up to a month to notice a difference vs the stimulants that takes effect immediately
Text to Voice could be a nightmarish function for some of us 😆.
Couldn't find the link to the page read aloud gadget
Self diagnoses but I believe I may have mostly inattentive ADHD but my brain feels really "blank / empty" all the time, like my thoughts are all really far away and I find answering questions REALLY difficult so I usually answer like straight-forward generic expected answers haha I think I may also have depersonalization, my therapist believes I have trauma.
Sounds like cptsd.
Subs don't bother me, but only because I'm a very fast reader. I do relate to the not following what people are saying, even though I speak english at a native level. Also, I watch most things in english, but with english subs :p
Everything else, other than nailbiting for many years instead of knuckle cracking I guess, was on point.
If you may, I might add BIPOLAR DISORDER to such list of yours. Would you one day focus on ADHD sumptoms often confused with this medical condition ?
You forgot "post traumatic stress disorder " that's what I think I've had for years so I went off the add medication. Product of a crappy family, bad jobs and then a toxic ex-partner.
Hello can you make a video on how to learn anything and you have ADHD
I'd like to say ADHD is mistaken for depression. I've never had depression but I enjoy certain SSRIs including paxil and sometimes effexor except the time when the doctor at George Washington university overdosed me and my heart almost exploded and I got transferred because of his stupidity. I believe he's out of a job now as he should be. I'm much less depressed
So, i feel weird for the rest of my life😂 so i'm searching, searching, browsing, anything. I got infj as an result. But i don't think its enough...so oneday theres a video about adhd pop up out of nowhere...and i suspect myself as adhd, even ocd😢 theres multiple inner monologue in my head, and have obsession with symmetry, i always check about my clothes, moving things unconsciously. I just knew that people have only one inner voice. When i ask my family about inner monologue for the first time, they look at me like i'm possessed or something, it hurts 😊. And thats why i dont want to go to psychologist as they say. Okay maybe i just need sleep😂
I'm in my 40s and I'm so glad i was smart* and enough behaved to never go to a psych as a girl in the 90/00s. It would've been brilliant to know all this decades ago but without UA-cam and also back then unless there were exceptionally disruptive annoying behaviours.. smart people weren't ADHD and definitely girls weren't.
The medications they put girls who actually did had adhd on. That's what's stuffed up those women my age. Misdiagnosis and therefore poison.
I hate i didn't know earlier but i was born in the wrong time as the wrong person for knowing to ever be of benefit
I'm grateful I know now. The older generation is smarter with some things, the younger for others. I think we should all listen and learn from each other and forgo judgement. Curiosity over judgement is how relationshipa of all kinds work best. That's just fact that last sentence.
What does it mean when you have ADHD and Dyslexia with no problems reading (a writer) but can't tell right from left and clockwise from counter-clockwise? Also have learning disability (processing problem). Finally, suffer from OCD and GAD.
Perhaps these things all arose from trauma...?
Depression does not work with adhd, we get dopamine highs all the time.
Man .. whats a good career for someone with adhd that is non technical? And doesn't take 2 years of school
Tree plant Nursery
Dog Breeding
Cleaner? Lol
There has to be something that I can pay my mortgage without all the time away from home and being able to pursue other side ventures. Any Ideas??
Do you think,that a person can have the both - ADHD & OCD
I saw learning disabilities and instantly thought of my dysgraphia 2:55
You miss the part about late diagnosis
If coloured lenses work for some dyslexics, I wonder if they’d work for ADHDers…
What about autism and the 50% comorbidity?
My brother has dyslexia. He is as smart as i am and i think we both have adhd (definately i do he undiagnosed) and some autistic traits. Despite high iq...
Do adhd have outbursts of energy then no energy
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I don't know why tho I feel I can almost relate to all of this Seriously I suppose that this is normal in teens tho I hope it's just a phase
What is your accent please?
Wow you could be my grandson! He deals with ADHD and he believes he is a genious. Is this common?
Could you please tell me your name
How are ADHD people in relationship?
it isnt that hard 💀💀
Is multi tasking a symptom? I seem to be doing everything at once and have a lot of balls in the air at the same time. Why not just slow down and quit trying to be so hyper efficient?
I'm afraid you're just too darn loud 😂 😂
I was diagnosed with ADHD at a young age. Since then I have also been diagnosed with Anxiety and Depression. I have not been diagnosed with dyslexia, but there are times when words or letters get mixed up when I'm reading, it just never really caused any serious issues.
I sometimes read entire words as something else, which is bizarre to experience.
There is definitely also overlap with autism spectrum, giftedness, burn-out and menopause.
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i know it probably wasn’t your intent but the meme of the Black woman in the beginning seem awkwardly misplaced and not needed
After what he said, you don't think her reaction fits in an amusing way? Is it because of the origin of whatever she is talking about?
I don't get this the black woman was presumably trying to be funny, in fact I am sure she was trying to be funny. So I guess the idea is you should not find something funny if the person is trying to be funny and use that thing to lighten up a video.
Check out funny black girls (comediens) their funny.
@blackgirlguidance None of the memes are needed but it helps the content move along and I also think it fits, what about it makes you feel uncomfortable?