@@finity9316 I don't take the medication that theyre talking about in the video. I was saying that I thought it was a good idea! Sorry for the confusion!
@@finity9316 ok, I now understand your question. I was using the word “brilliant” as a term similar to “cool” or “amazing”. I don’t actually take that medication. I take a different one. Does that make sense?
u don't have to respond but i needa vent and i think u might know the answers T-T i am 13 and i have OCD, but since i found out what adhd was (when i was 10-11) I've been thinking i possibly have it. I finally opened up to my mom and I'm getting an assessment relatively soon I might have inattentive adhd, as i have ALL of the symptoms pretty severely and it affects me socially and at school and at home a lot, but i also have some of the symptoms of the hyperactive and impulsive type {excessive talking, interrupting people, fidgety, ecttttt} but i wasn't rlly a troublesome little kid and ik u have to have symptoms of BOTH before the age of like 6 and also my mom says she's never seen me fidget or talk excessively in her life when i clearly remember her always saying stuff like ''do you ever get tired of talking to much'' and ''stop moving your leg people are gonna think you are shy/nervous'' its just i know they're gonna question her and idk what to do because she might ruin me getting help thinking she's doing a good (she things being neurodivergent is very bad) do u think its possible that i have the combined type or is it probably just the inattentive type and the other stuff is recent idk how to deal with this sorry
hey there!! when i was screened, i went in alone. my mom was with me for some appointments, but for my assessment it was just me and the person conducting. i think you should bring up your symptoms and concerns with your doctor-if able, ask if you can talk to your doctor in private! they’ll be able to get you the answers you need. getting diagnosed properly is so so important and i really hope everything goes smoothly for you :)
would love to see your collections!!!
That stimulant medication is brilliant!! I’ve had to set a bunch of different alarms around my room so I can force myself to wake up 😂
I’m waiting to get medication how good is it and what difference have you seen with taking it ?
@@finity9316 I don't take the medication that theyre talking about in the video. I was saying that I thought it was a good idea! Sorry for the confusion!
@@rorymaxwell7216 I’m confused you said stimulant medication is brilliant but do you take it ?
@@finity9316 ok, I now understand your question. I was using the word “brilliant” as a term similar to “cool” or “amazing”. I don’t actually take that medication. I take a different one. Does that make sense?
u don't have to respond but i needa vent and i think u might know the answers T-T
i am 13 and i have OCD, but since i found out what adhd was (when i was 10-11) I've been thinking i possibly have it. I finally opened up to my mom and I'm getting an assessment relatively soon
I might have inattentive adhd, as i have ALL of the symptoms pretty severely and it affects me socially and at school and at home a lot, but i also have some of the symptoms of the hyperactive and impulsive type {excessive talking, interrupting people, fidgety, ecttttt} but i wasn't rlly a troublesome little kid and ik u have to have symptoms of BOTH before the age of like 6
and also my mom says she's never seen me fidget or talk excessively in her life when i clearly remember her always saying stuff like ''do you ever get tired of talking to much'' and ''stop moving your leg people are gonna think you are shy/nervous''
its just i know they're gonna question her and idk what to do because she might ruin me getting help thinking she's doing a good (she things being neurodivergent is very bad)
do u think its possible that i have the combined type or is it probably just the inattentive type and the other stuff is recent idk how to deal with this
sorry
hey there!! when i was screened, i went in alone. my mom was with me for some appointments, but for my assessment it was just me and the person conducting. i think you should bring up your symptoms and concerns with your doctor-if able, ask if you can talk to your doctor in private! they’ll be able to get you the answers you need. getting diagnosed properly is so so important and i really hope everything goes smoothly for you :)
@@seagullmug549 thank you so much for your response i hope the paediatrician lets me go in alone i will ask