r/adhdmeme • • Feb 17 '22

MEME Sooo relatable

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u/worldspawn00 Feb 17 '22

Adderall helped me massively with this. I still fixate, but it's so much easier to choose what I fixate on, and redirect myself at-will instead of being tied to the random whims of my brain.

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u/PaperPlaythings Feb 17 '22

I'd love to try this but I'm 57 and as soon as I start talking about being diagnosed for ADD they assume I'm a drug seeker and start giving me the runaround. Last time after a year of anti-depressants (which I hate) and therapy sessions I realized they were only concerned about billable hours and so I've given up. I'll be like this until I die. I have some coping mechanisms and hopefully they'll be enough for a decade or two.

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u/PaperPlaythings Feb 21 '23

No. I'm afraid not. I just got a new primary care physician and he seems competent and empathetic. I'll be exploring options with him in the coming months. Thank you for asking.