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i'm 6 days into my first course of medication (vyvanse) and timing is proving important. V interesting that you take them at 5 am, i do not think i could eat breakfast or manage the strong oncoming of the drug in that way. Maybe this wanes in time?

Your video is like a mirror of myself. Usually at 50 years old, getting a diagnosis is pretty much impossible. At 53 I got a call back from a doctor who took me on as a client It was a bit of a drive but l did a lot of research on my own because I am analytical. I always have been. It was the best thing l ever did for me. I was for decades in a grey fog. Easily distracted , daydreaming , not retaining information when in school or at different jobs. It was all a never ending night mare. I now am rediscovering who l am, l have changed a lot. To anyone who doesn't know who they are personally. Don't ever give up. To thine own self be true.

Your video is like a mirror of myself. Usually at 50 years old, getting a diagnosis is pretty much impossible. At 53 I got a call back from a doctor who took me on as a client It was a bit of a drive but l did a lot of research on my own because I am analytical. I always have been. It was the best thing l ever did for me. I was for decades in a grey fog. Easily distracted , daydreaming , not retaining information when in school or at different jobs. It was all a never ending night mare. I now am rediscovering who l am, l have changed a lot. To anyone who doesn't know who they are personally. Don't ever give up. To thine own self be true.

Your video is like a mirror of myself. Usually at 50 years old, getting a diagnosis is pretty much impossible. At 53 I got a call back from a doctor who took me on as a client It was a bit of a drive but l did a lot of research on my own because I am analytical. I always have been. It was the best thing l ever did for me. I was for decades in a grey fog. Easily distracted , daydreaming , not retaining information when in school or at different jobs. It was all a never ending night mare. I now am rediscovering who l am, l have changed a lot. To anyone who doesn't know who they are personally. Don't ever give up. To thine own self be true.

Your video is like a mirror of myself. Usually at 50 years old, getting a diagnosis is pretty much impossible. At 53 I got a call back from a doctor who took me on as a client It was a bit of a drive but l did a lot of research on my own because I am analytical. I always have been. It was the best thing l ever did for me. I was for decades in a grey fog. Easily distracted , daydreaming , not retaining information when in school or at different jobs. It was all a never ending night mare. I now am rediscovering who l am, l have changed a lot. To anyone who doesn't know who they are personally. Don't ever give up. To thine own self be true.

Your video is like a mirror of myself. Usually at 50 years old, getting a diagnosis is pretty much impossible. At 53 I got a call back from a doctor who took me on as a client It was a bit of a drive but l did a lot of research on my own because I am analytical. I always have been. It was the best thing l ever did for me. I was for decades in a grey fog. Easily distracted , daydreaming , not retaining information when in school or at different jobs. It was all a never ending night mare. I now am rediscovering who l am, l have changed a lot. To anyone who doesn't know who they are personally. Don't ever give up. To thine own self be true.

Your video is like a mirror of myself. Usually at 50 years old, getting a diagnosis is pretty much impossible. At 53 I got a call back from a doctor who took me on as a client It was a bit of a drive but l did a lot of research on my own because I am analytical. I always have been. It was the best thing l ever did for me. I was for decades in a grey fog. Easily distracted , daydreaming , not retaining information when in school or at different jobs. It was all a never ending night mare. I now am rediscovering who l am, l have changed a lot. To anyone who doesn't know who they are personally. Don't ever give up. To thine own self be true.

Your video is like a mirror of myself. Usually at 50 years old, getting a diagnosis is pretty much impossible. At 53 I got a call back from a doctor who took me on as a client It was a bit of a drive but l did a lot of research on my own because I am analytical. I always have been. It was the best thing l ever did for me. I was for decades in a grey fog. Easily distracted , daydreaming , not retaining information when in school or at different jobs. It was all a never ending night mare. I now am rediscovering who l am, l have changed a lot. To anyone who doesn't know who they are personally. Don't ever give up. To thine own self be true.

Your video is like a mirror of myself. Usually at 50 years old, getting a diagnosis is pretty much impossible. At 53 I got a call back from a doctor who took me on as a client It was a bit of a drive but l did a lot of research on my own because I am analytical. I always have been. It was the best thing l ever did for me. I was for decades in a grey fog. Easily distracted , daydreaming , not retaining information when in school or at different jobs. It was all a never ending night mare. I now am rediscovering who l am, l have changed a lot. To anyone who doesn't know who they are personally. Don't ever give up. To thine own self be true.

Your video is like a mirror of myself. Usually at 50 years old, getting a diagnosis is pretty much impossible. At 53 I got a call back from a doctor who took me on as a client It was a bit of a drive but l did a lot of research on my own because I am analytical. I always have been. It was the best thing l ever did for me. I was for decades in a grey fog. Easily distracted , daydreaming , not retaining information when in school or at different jobs. It was all a never ending night mare. I now am rediscovering who l am, l have changed a lot. To anyone who doesn't know who they are personally. Don't ever give up. To thine own self be true.

I suffered severe anxiety and mental disorder years ago. Got diagnosed with ADHD. Spent my whole life fighting ADHD. Not until my mom recommended me to psilocybin mushrooms treatment. Psilocybin treatment saved my life honestly. 8 years totally clean. Never thought I would be saying this about mushrooms.

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Good luck with ur meth 😂

I have been depressed for a long time, but after taking shrooms few months ago, l feel much happier and highly motivated and my ADHD gone , lost a ton of anxiousness and had a few epiphanies about how I should live my life. I decided to buy an ounce for backup, but haven’t yet felt the need to take any more since then.

how long was it before they prescribed you Elvanse from the doctor ?

day 6 on elvanse. i ve had heavy headaches since day 1, feel a little bit depressed and in a bad mood, i am very very tired, thirsty and not more focused than before. is this normal?

How long do you need to wait to get the diagnosis through NHS in the UK and how or can you go private and the cost ? If anyone knows answers please ???? Thanks in advance !

I get the muscle stiffness on it even before my spinal injury but after it was 10x worse, so probably a mix of both the med and injury in conjunction. (For reference on vyvanse with as needed Dexedrine boosters)

I can’t seem to function without it. I feel as if I’m moving through life in slow motion.

5:04 😂 that's sad bro haha same here haha ADHD makes you a loser 😂 I have ADHD 😂

Been on 54mg of concerta for a year. When you get back on do you jump right back to your normal dose or does your doc prescribe a lower dose to build back up? I was thinking of taking a week or two off. Also do you take any other stimulants like caffeine on your days off or do you just white knuckle through. Thanks!

Love that! Flow state :) I just got on adhd meds and i noticed this morning I didn’t take it until 8:30 and I was a mess until 10 am. I’m going to try taking it an hour before I want to get up for the day.

38 years still yet untreated. Just figured out recently that I might have ADHD. My doctor thinks I have symptoms of that. But it needs to be confirmed by a specialist. And getting a hold of them in Germany is hard. Interesting how you describe the grogginess. This is like the first hard test for me every single morning. To make it even out of bed. And my brain cannot think straight for an 1h or so. I need to wake up at 7 but I am not functional before 8:30 or even 9am. So I am always late to work. This thing has cost me several jobs on top of my bad attention, forgetfulness, and messing up on the details time after time. People have a terrible perception of me because of that. So hearing how the medication helps you to get out of bed when you need to is great news. I hope it will work the same way for me. But even if it turns out that I do not have the condition I now know by now that the situation is not normal, and that I need to find help in some shape or form.

I haven't started meds. I'm planning to get dx soon. Thank you. I plan to try Cognitive Behavior therapy and other natural things as well. I use Mushroom powder that includes lion's mane. But, I need other help, too. I heard saffron helps. I might order some soon. It's not cheap. So, I don't know when. I have insurance. It will help with scripts if I try something.

My son has been diagnosed of autism spectrum since childand has battled with it all his life. But recently taking Dr Oyalo herbs have helped him improve from all autistic traits completely.

I would have bet my life against this guy being British. Did not expect that 😮

Did stimulants win boredom in jobs?

What causes anger and fustration for me is the crap nhs service and if I was to relieve my fustration by taking a doctor hostage then I'm the bad guy.

People say that we are overmedicated or associate our medication with our daily living, yet they forget the fact that before we were medicated, we dealt with all of this negativity in terms of getting out of bed and not having any type of energy or motivation or psychological motivation to actually get out of bed and go about our days, they forgot that part that we were having those issues way before we got on medication❤❤❤❤

I have a hard time believing you didn't have more side effects, most people do. Ritalin ruined my life

I'm waiting for an assessment but I'm not sure I'll meet the criteria for a diagnosis. I've always had difficulty concentrating on things like school work and meetings. I daydream a lot and then find myself not being able to remember what I was doing 😂 hate meetings at work because I drift off then can't follow the topic once I become aware of my distraction. Ear worms are a constant issue which I'm ok with unless it's a song I hate. I don't have the time blindness, actually the opposite. I'm usually way too early for things due to a build up of anxiety.

Today I lost my experiment results, and searched three labs for them. I just could remeber when I took them, then the rest is blank. ADHD killing me in a LAB😢

I am about to start with medication and the psychiatrisz said, the only thing there is is ritalin, I'll take that and depending on how I react to the medication, we will find out whether I have ADHD or not. Any thoughts ? is it that simple ?

Thanks for the sharing your experience. Taking any amphetamine for months, or longer is going to come with symptoms of physical withdrawal(malaise, low motivation, etc) when your not taking it. For this reason, and for long term health, I skip a couple days a week. I'm still figuring it out, but so far this has worked for me.

Just been recently diagnosed and I too have just come to the conclusion that I suffer from sensory overload at times. Definitely one to zone out when this happens. Especially at work. Thanks for this! Will be looking at your other videos as I’m going to try medication next week.

It is so hard. I just hate Holidays and special days because of the need to be social.

Anyone else have to watch in 2x speed? 👀

I am so frustrated right and angry because every little noise is bothering me while I am trying to study for an exam with adhd it is hard enough to study and my family keeps making noises all day long and when I got up stairs to take the exam where it should be quite then my dad starts being really loud and taking to my sister and I failed the exam and I was so angry I went downstairs to tell my family that I needed quite and peace while I was studying and taking an exam my parents blew up in my face and just the disrespect and my dad said I was getting him. I tried to explain how my adhd brain works and my mom is mad at me and won’t talk to me just because I said I need some peace then my dad said I he would give me quite after that and what do you know he comes upstairs and makes noise so I am beyond frustrated the little noises are too much while I study it is overloading me

I was just out for a walk, and my mind was elsewhere. I didn't take in a thing you said 😂

Vyvanse has been amazing for me. I’m running into issues which getting my prescription filled and it fills me with anxiety because I feel that if I go too long without medication, all my progress will be undone. Without medication the smallest task feel so overwhelming 😣😢 I hope this shortage ends soon.

Your videos are really helpful. I’m a 52 year old woman who was diagnosed this week. Going to take my first pill tomorrow. Stocked up on decaf coffee. Scared about what tomorrow will bring

Why do you look like a Texan vlogging in his truck tho? I didn’t expect that accent!

I'm just starting Vyvanse. Started yesterday. 10 mg for a week, then moving to 20 mg once in the morning. I've heard people say that breaks are essential but my doctor didn't mention that. Do you take breaks?

Thanks for your vids man. I recently got diagnosed then went on ritlin. had one week really good. one week really bad. very depressed and didnt' want to live which was not normal for me at all. just starting the same med your on and found your vids helpful. Thank you.

I truly benefit from taking this medication but anytime I mention altering or taking breaks from the medication. My doctor is always quick to say I don’t need it. I just feel like they are looking for any reason to stop prescribing this medication, which is very strange to me. I mentioned that around my period it’s almost not effective. I’ve also mentioned that it doesn’t work if I take it on a full stomach. My doctor seems to just type in information to a computer and it tells the doctor what to say. I don’t even feel like my doctor is using logic or reasoning.I just have to hide my thoughts and opinions just to get medication and then treat myself based on personal experience. Now what I have found that really really helps me is to take a Tums first thing in the morning with only a little bit of water. Let that do its job and then take my medication by swallowing or letting it dissolve under my tongue. Once I feel like I’m rolling on my meds then I will take very light sips of ON nutrition amino energy. Anything else cancels my meds. For some reason I feel like this enhances it. Once I am feeling my meds 100% then I will have a high protein breakfast. I only do this instead of a break because I’m in nursing school and can’t take days off.

I’m constantly frustrated it’s bloody annoying 🤬

I’m going back down to 36mg of concerta from 54. 54 is too much.

Watching this on 1.25x cause I'll lose concentration 😅

I always try to have a month in reserve. I dont know how that works other places than in Norway tho.

For me it’s day 6/7 I get used to a new dose