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Hi @horsecrazy4eva @Jynx @AFK @tyme @Shaz51
Sorry I haven't been in this discussion thread for ages; life has been a lot -- unexpected foster cats, infected tooth, my sister coming to stay...
What you said is so relatable, horsecrazy4eva. Things I've been doing for decades before being diagnosed with ADHD, like answering a question that someone else was asking, jumping from task to task, and forgetting what I went shopping for while buying a bunch of other things ๐:face_with_rolling_eyes:
I'm not sure that I've found the best meds (or maybe the best dose?) yet, as I only started on ADHD meds four months ago, but feeling a bit more clear-headed is a good start.
And I want to keep working on strategies for boosting my strengths and managing my weaknesses as an ADHDer -- pills & skills together ๐
Some of the things I like about my neurodivergence are: having lots of interests, being playful with words and accents, finding it easy to come up with lots of different ways to approach solving a problem (more with practical things than with my own emotions)
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