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How many people here with adhd skipped the 1st quarter 😂😂😂😂

Just stumbled with this video, well, actually, i looked for it, watched it all but near the end i got dsitracted with the comments and didnt pay attention qmq But mow for real, i been doubting and thinking if i have adhd for 3 years, my parents dont know anything, scared to be wrong, they would kill me if they knew i even thought of it, espe ially my mom, not wxactly my dad, since he is the only one that seems to care aboit my mental health I . . . Need to get tested, and im scared that i might not have anything, scared thst i just happen to be like this, i feel so dumb and stupid, i really . . . Need to know, i just need to figure how and when I used to have a therapist, i told her about me and she told me thst i should try to get tested just in case of anything (not adhd, she wasnt specific), i think she thinks i got adhd, or not, or maybe she wants me to take away the guilt thst i got, i dunno, ill see if i can figure something out

I have a great idea, make a video on ADHD and include distracting background music. 🙄

What if I go to get diagnosed but I’m just faking the ADHD symptoms??? I think that’s my anxiety talking but still-???

I can't get evaluated in my country One day, I will change that for others so they won't go through the suffering I face

I love the generic house of rufflepuff 😂 Literally laughed out loud

brudda i love the video but it was hard continuing to watch it was scrolling down looking fo r more options of videos to watch lmao

Do you take new patients in the Atlanta area. I would.lokento get retested for my ADHD which I was told I had when I was 8. But also I have some depression I feel mental illness runs in my family both aunts has it bad and my dad too.

I feel like this video was made to mess with people who have ADHD. There is so much superfluous fluff that it is completely distracting. Get to the point man.

What if I wanna be a rufflepuff though 😢

Im kind of terrified of being told I don't have ADHD, because if I don't have it, then whats wrong with me...

I’m half way through and bored

This video made me feel anxious .

I got diagnosed with ADHD years ago. I could remember several years ago after divorce with my husband which brought me into my disastrous journey on Alcohol and cigarettes. I suffered severe depression and mental disorder. Got diagnosed with ADHD. Not until a friend recommended me to psilocybin mushrooms treatment. Psilocybin treatment saved my life honestly. 8 years totally clean. Much respect to mother nature the great magic shrooms.

What's tough is when somebody has a history of substance abuse disorders such as opiates, they have been suffering from ADHD for so long and they did end up self-medicating because they were refused treatment or just not given the proper medications, but of course after they get clean and do good in terms of the recovery process, when it comes to getting to the root cause they all think it's just trauma-related or this or that, when realistically a lot of the times it's because undiagnosed ADHD leads to extreme impulsivity issues and it sucks because now people even in recovery cannot get the proper medications. And I understand coming from an addiction side, but if given under the supervision of a doctor, at least the one that actually listens to you, they can be unbiased and actually treat you the right way I mean they give Suboxone out to opiate addicts in recovery, somebody that was abusing cocaine would have a harder time getting a prescription for Adderall even though they don't see the other side of it as if the abuser was taking the cocaine because they were self-treat in their ADHD when there's healthier ways to go about it, but they are usually always denied and put as a risk for abuse I feel like it's a double-edged sword because they are refused medication even benzodiazepines some people do need them and they used to always prescribe clonazepam with buprenorphine, and now it's all about the entire respiratory distress issue and I get that but that's usually only happening if somebody doesn't have a tolerance to opioids and benzodiazepines and takes a high dose of both, that's the real risk factor it's not a low dose of each causing respiratory depression that is not the case and studies show that everywhere, it's so hard nowadays to get treated for anything properly because of people abusing medications improperly, lying to doctors, Etc

LOL this is the same music RUclips uses for the survey ads😅😅

Anyone else have to put this on 1.5 speed to pay attention?

Well its too late for me.

thank you for remembering me to pay my bill for the cellphone - great video ! very useful 😜👍

Watching this on 2x speed, from bed as I wait for my assessment in 30 mins.

I have an appointment for a diagnosis tomorrow (Feb. 13 2024) and this video helps me know what to expect, thanks :D

Thank You.

I've never had an issue with organization or time management, but 100% can't focus not even since I was a kid. 100% hyperactive, 100% have issues making and keeping friends do to not being able to give them my full attention like I want to. I have always had a quick temper and get easily frustrated and struggled academically. I am always tired in the middle of the day and would take a nap if I had a schedule that allowed it. If I sit down and have to listen to a lecture or something, I start yawning, eyes watering, leg bouncing up and down, twirling in my seat, playing on my phone or laptop, thousand yard forced stare to look like I'm paying attention when I'm not even though I just tried to sooo hard sooo many times. So, I am wondering if it is normal to have ADHD but not have time management or organization issues, and if others with ADHD also are tired by the time the afternoon hits and want to take naps?? In all the other areas above, these issues are so significant they have negatively impacted my entire life including me not living up to my full potential, constantly quitting things I've started (hobbies, jobs, etc), my low self esteem and never feeling like i'm good enough for anyone thanks to constant rejection, etc.

Is there a psychiatrist listing somewhere I can look up psychiatrists that work with ADHD? I genuinely have no idea where to even start here

The background music is the same as a YT survey add & its like knives to my ears.. the information was great though!

I'm convinced ADHD is a mental enhancement. Just kidding I fazed out 2 times watching this.

What a waste of time

I could not keep up with the video itself..

It’s making mad that the vid is full screen

I was told I don't have ADHD or ADD so many times now my head spins. Guess what they never tested me to see if I have it! And I'm 53 now, it's insane all the other disorders I've been told I do have, and I'm pretty sure, I'm about to find out that I really do have Attention Deficit Disorder, Or Inattentive Attention Deficit Disorder after I finish this questionnaire. There is a questionnaire that my other filled out when I was 13, that the psychologist that I'm seeing just gave me so that I can have my mom, fill it out, only one problem, she is 78 now so I'm going to have my friend of 35 years answer the questions. We have lived together a couple of times. But we do not now. I hope that this doctor can finally give me a clear answer. He has mentioned PTSD too. So maybe I've had PTSD since I was 12 and attention deficit disorder?

9:06 Thanks, now I have "For the longest time" by "Billy Joel" playing on repeat in my head.

Am I cooked? I forgot where I put a spoon I had been fixing to use to eat dinner and spent 5 minutes looking only to realize I tossed it in the sink because I used it to stir eggs for scrambled eggs and it was dirty😭

Thanks man for the sound effects.

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 ☕ *Initial Introduction and Overview* - Overview of ADHD diagnosis in adults, - Challenges adults face when considering ADHD diagnosis, - The importance of seeking help despite the challenges. - Introduction to the topic of adult ADHD diagnosis, - Highlighting the initial hurdles in recognizing and seeking help for ADHD, - Emphasizing the value of seeking quality assistance despite the challenges. 01:10 ⏰ *Impact of Undiagnosed ADHD on Daily Life* - The pervasive impact of undiagnosed ADHD on various life aspects, - Examples and consequences of unmanaged ADHD symptoms, - Emphasis on the importance of understanding ADHD's broad implications. - Illustrating the wide-ranging effects of ADHD on daily functioning, - Discussing real-life consequences like time management, relationships, and health, - Highlighting how undiagnosed ADHD can lead to challenges in multiple areas of life. 02:59 📚 *Understanding ADHD Evaluation* - Explaining the absence of a single definitive test for ADHD, - Description of the comprehensive evaluation process involving various tools, - Emphasis on the importance of clinical interviews and standardized questionnaires. - Addressing misconceptions about a magical ADHD diagnosis test, - Outlining the multifaceted evaluation methods used by clinicians, - Stressing the role of thorough clinical interviewing and standardized questionnaires. 05:20 📝 *Importance of Third-party Information and Medical Examinations* - Discussing the value of third-party observations in ADHD evaluations, - Emphasizing the significance of historical and medical records, - Highlighting the necessity of ruling out other conditions that mimic ADHD symptoms. - Exploring the benefits of incorporating feedback from close associates, - Stressing the importance of providing comprehensive medical and historical information, - Ensuring that ADHD evaluations are thorough and comprehensive. 07:42 🎓 *Finding a Knowledgeable Professional for ADHD Evaluation* - Identifying professionals qualified to diagnose adult ADHD, - Emphasizing the importance of seeking specialized expertise for accurate diagnosis, - Sharing personal experiences and challenges in recognizing ADHD even among professionals. - Guiding viewers on selecting professionals with expertise in adult ADHD, - Highlighting the pitfalls of assuming general clinicians possess ADHD-specific knowledge, - Encouraging proactive efforts to find knowledgeable professionals for accurate diagnosis. Made with HARPA AI

Touches ear when talking about unpaid bills... 🤔 Forgot my last dr appointment to check potential health issues...

i feel like i'm losing my emotional depth as the years go by, is there anyone else that feel this way?

Thanks my man - hits home in a real, good , clear way 👍 Even having been an “inpatient “ at McClean’s in Boston , the DSM -5 placed me in the ‘borderline’ diagnosis but AADHD , or lifetime ADHD seems more appropriate for what I experience - the intensity of “feelings” , emotions etc - . Despite what I feel , one is still the director of one’s own movie and responsible for your own reactivity and response to what wells up inside you . ✌️

I currently live in an unsafe environment because the family members who live with me fault me for my symptoms of ADHD and ignore the daily stress I experience because of it. They pile extra stress on me by placing the same expectations that everyone else is given (even though they are neurotypical). I FINALLY successfully remembered to make a doctors appointment after an entire year of delay☠️ It is this Friday and they will hopefully schedule me for ADHD screening 👍🏼 Tired of everyone calling me lazy and refusing to do any research about what I am struggling with🙃

I've got an evaluation appointment in 20 minutes, wish me luck.

I had to turn the speed up to 2.0 to get through this.

Half the white coats out there are committing malpractice!

This video was torcher. I had to keep going back because I kept spacing out.

Thank you for this informative video. I really appreciated how you showed vulnerability and compassion towards the end. We ADHD ers dont get much of that. 🌷

At 72, I have Been told by my daughter who has two boys with ADHD that I have it. The older grandson was diagnosed at 18. Is it silly to go through the testing at my age? When she told me how my symptoms fit the profile it made me understand how my life fits in with it.

I have not been evaluated but I have been told multiple times by my teacher is when I was in school that I should get evaluated and even gave me a paper to fill out a little self questionnaire just to see if I should go get evaluated for ADHD. Let's just say I swear I put that piece of paper in my backpack but it never made it home and I never completed it 😆 also try to remind myself multiple times throughout the day to remember where I put things and when the following day comes up and I need to find certain things. I have no idea where they're at or I swear I put it in one spot but it's in another. I also have a hard time being on time for anything going to sleep on time and also waking up on time. But there are days when I can go throughout the day without having any struggles. But those are far and few in between. Maybe I should go see a psychologist or maybe I will keep telling myself. I will go see if psychologist and never do it. We'll see

9/22/23 - I was previously diagnosed with adhd combined presentation when I was 18 via a 4hr eval. The results were sent to my psychiatrist at the time. I went to the psychiatrist and they lied to me and said I didn't have it. I requested the medical records from the eval place a few months ago and I saw that it does say I have it. I set up another eval now that I am 22. I still struggle daily with my symptoms, and I want to try medication, but after my bad experience, I feel like no one will believe me. I had another 4hr eval today and I get my results next week. I am nervous. I hope I am taken seriously.

Anyone here with ADHD, get started on GAPS diet!!

Here's a example of adhd, just right now I realized that i've scrolling through comments section while the video was playing neither I was listening to him nor I was reading comments properly what I was just thinking of plenty of things like ‘why am I not focusing on the video’ ‘let's study after watching this video’ nd I'm listening, I'm listening, I'm listening just kept repeating in my head like a mantra... Now tell me am I really having adhd? 😭 like srsly I think am going crazy

I didn’t go in looking for an adhd diagnosis. I was diagnosed with depression as an 8 year old and experienced that my whole life. I was diagnosed bipolar 2 in my 20s. I was experiencing such bad executive dysfunction that was affecting me so bad. I didn’t even know to call it that. So at 29, I went to a psychologist just to talk and get therapy. She redisgnosed me as adhd. For some reason I feel more embarrassed to admit to the adhd than the bipolar. Adderall has changed my life and my ability to be productive, on track and to finish tasks. I’m grateful I was rediagnosed!

Once I began taking Vyvanse for my inattentive ADHD it felt like I finally was experiencing the real world, and I saw the beauty in everything. Before having my medication I would: CONSTANTLY forget things within the span of a minute, lose my train of thought, have a lack of drive to do things that I know I would enjoy, quickly lose interest in the things that I enjoy...and it made me strongly feel as if I was 1) a sociopath and 2) a complete moron... Initially when I started taking my medication it quickly began working, even at the first dose. Feeling and processing everything correctly and actually getting all of that mental feedback was overwhelming in a positive sense...I finally felt ALIVE. Can not express how truly grateful I am to live in a time where I dont have to suffer the curse of having a crippling mental disorder such as ADHD...and even writing this I'm nearly shedding tears.