Good incites, thank you. Start this month after first triage session, looking forward to the results. I’m 51 and recently privately diagnosed, so your comments on taking the medication for the rest of your life are normal. You’re a lot younger than me so of course you’ll be concerned. But struggling to this age [bloody exhausting] I welcome the medication, and my advise is stay fit and healthy, avoid alcohol and shit processed food and you’ll have a great life!
… don’t get into the anxiety of worrying about tolerance and dependence. It can really just ruin the whole helpful experience of ADHD medication. I’ve noticed so many people have those thoughts and are scared of losing the effect of the medication or of being a functional person due to only a pill. But hey, most of us managed life to this point (exhausting) and now we finally get some support! Try to take it as it is as long as it might last - cause it’s a positive experience for once!
Thanks for sharing your journey with elvanse Oli. I’ve just started on 30mg and I’m finding other peoples shares really supportive, yours included. Golden nugget with the care-share scheme! Thank you. I couldn’t believe it when I payed £75 at the chemist yesterday! And yes I agree with having the ‘holidays’ even a few days a day or two off works for me, will keep experimenting. Wishing you all the best with your journey
Hi Emily. Thanks for watching! The cost is outrageous to be honest, but unfortunately it’s one of those necessary evils before you can get onto the NHS scheme. I wish you the best of luck with your experimenting - keep me posted.
Hey thanks man! I recently got diagnosed with severe adhd symtoms (I’m not fulfilling all criteria though) and my doc prescribed 30mg. Just started yesterday and partially can relate a lot till yet! Looking forward to keeping us posted :)
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
Thanks for the video, really needed to see someone else's view on Elvanse. Ive been on 70mg for two weeks roughly... Even though I'm on the highest dose I still have my ADHD pestering me in the background.
It's a classic misconception that increasing ADHD doses will improve the influence of a stimulant, but it can make the ADHD symptoms worse in some cases. People are often too quick to increase the dosage rather than looking at sleep, hydration and exercise. You should try lowering the dosage and see if that helps.
Thank you for the update! I'm currently going through titration. A month in and now moving to Elvanse from tomorrow. Its good to understand how others have experienced Elvanse. Thank you 😊
Thanks for this. I've been on 20mg for 2 weeks now. Don't feel like I could go higher as it already affects my sleep but I find it helps concentration but not task switching/ zoning out. I still switch all the time and then concentrate harder on the task I shouldn't have switched to! Tou had a really fast nhs handover. My expectations in Manchester have been set for 6 months to a year before they will accept a shared care plan. The waiting list for NHS assessment was 2- 3 years hence I went private. Its not relevant to you now but incase anyone else in the UK reads this, ASDA pharmacy is much cheaper than anywhere (and also apparently superdrug) as they don't mark up x
@@Vemvet it varies. I usually take as early as possible 6:30 but on days I drive my boy to nursery I take it later, today at half 10. I just don't want to be in my super jittery phase when I'm transporting precious cargo! I've just started splitting doses too and emptying capsules which is meant to help sleep
Thanks so much for your message, you've helped me realise that I am better off waiting for a service that I could manage to afford payment for a year barely, seeing as switching over to shared care takes so long
I have been diagnosed today at 36. Was told I am being started on 30mg elvanse. They suggested that I look on RUclips for videos about the medication and yours are the first I came across. Will be nice to look at someone else's journey 😁
@@ollieedward643 I'd just love to know in what areas it helps really. I have it in my head that it's going to be some wonder drug that fixes everything and know I'm going to be disappointed when it doesn't haha.
@@HurleyMiss I definitely had that same hope.. as I’m sure the majority of people who start stimulant medications do! It helps each person in a different way, but the majority have more energy and focus along with an increased motivation and impulse control
Thanks so much for your video, I’m on week 2 on methylphenidate and I don’t like it at all apart from 1-2 hours where things are better than ever...so really hoping I might be able to try Elvanse next
I know everyone is different but in my experience the sleep issues disappear after a tolerance has been adapted in only a few weeks . I take lots of breaks and it’s exactly the same every time unfortunately. In fact once established as a disciplined regime I have no side effects besides the occasional sorrow at the loss of my impulsiveness.
Whilst I felt like nothing really happened to me with methylphenidate (medikinet), the first day of elvanse adult i finally had the "medicated" experience so many youtubers spoke about.. A clear head, focus, no rushing thoughts of worry, anxiety and ideas... Oh, and thirst/sweat lol. But it's also summer. Sooo. I had work that day, and my job is pretty redundant. Type in data, interpret that data, write a report. I work in psychological diagnostics (which is how I discovered my adhd btw). So like the least stimulating, and a very attention/concentration focused task. That never bothered me though since I work in a small office with very nice colleagues so we usually chat throughout the day, and when we don't feel like it, we each put in headphones and listen to audiobooks, podcasts whatever. That makes it enjoyable and I get to finish my reading goals, and my focus is better when multitasking. And today, after an hour of work, I suddenly realised that I wasn't listening to anything!! Hadn't started a podcast, was just working. All that was in my head was the numbers as I was typing each one in. I think that counts as a successful medical trial 😅 as I'm typing now I'm realising im having a hard type replying to my friend in the phone. Usually I do three, four things at once. I type, think, listen... Now I need to actively do one thing or the other. It's like I'm a horse wearing those flaps that cover their eyes so they can only look straight ahead. I hated being interrupted at work today because I was so scared of loosing my flow as I usually would, but I could go straight back in, no inner conflict bc of lack of dopamine. Whaaat. It wasn't like that on methylphenidate at all. I just felt normal, and jibbery with a racing heart 😅 One thing you mentioned is that you felt eager to take on more work. That wasn't really the case for me w elvanse, quite the opposite. I am usually overzealous, taking on anything I want, not being able to say no. Today I JUST wanted to do one thing, and finish that thing. So that was amazing. But I am TIRED. My body has to get used to it I guess, and I'll try to update you all here how it goes the next few weeks. I have exams coming up and the library environment might be different to workplace. 😊
You mentioned the price, whew. I paid 7 euros at the pharmacy today. They said without the general insurance all Germans have, it would have been 85 euros. I currently am within my family's insurance (your head of household pays for yours until you're 25 or work full time), but I'll have to switch to paying for my own next year. I'll pay 120€ then. Well worth it, knowing it covers the 85€ of elvanse. 😂
@@kenzashenna Huh I'm in Belgium and have to pay the big Euro's. Can you please tell me the name of that type of insurance so I can look up if we might have something comparable? Also, is it still working well for you? Thanks!
You talked a bit about how the LisDex helps with you focus & attention (and energy) levels - but it doesn't really solve the issues you've had with task initiation. Do you have any tips / advice / tools that you use to try & help push through when you're really struggling to get STARTED on a task? That's really where I struggle right now.
To be honest with you, this is still one of my biggest issues. The only way i can guarantee i get started is to put headphones in and listen to music or an audiobook - that works for me every time. The task then doesnt seem as daunting or difficult for some reason.
I started today on 20mg since I’ve very sensitive. I hope this is going to be a bit calmer than Ritalin which I’ve taken before. Tend to get my heart racing with these medications. And I definitely hope I can sleep. That also tends to be an issue for me.
I'm only on 20mg for just over a week. It's like I have a buzz but it hasn't really improved my focus on the things I should be doing. I'm on 30mg next week and 40mg the following week. I was on concerta previously or xxaggatin I think it's called here in the UK. How did you find that? Can't stand the thirst....it's constant, just hope it fades away. And I must say I am getting some quite harsh moods and depression on it.
Hey man. Glad to hear you’re going through the titration, it’s a necessary evil. Didn’t get on well with Concerta at all! I made a video on it actually, it really didn’t work well for me. The thirst is crazy you’re right! But I just carry a huge bottle of water with me - I actually quite like the thirst because it makes me drink more water
@Marco what made you change from xaggatin to elvanse? I’m on xaggatin at the min, titrating up on 36mg currently and don’t feel it’s working for me well for a few reasons. Didn’t really feel it on 18mg but on 36mg getting too many side effects and I feel it’s unpredictable. One day I’m anxious and wired. Another I’m so tired and sometimes I feel nothing. Also how you getting on with elvanse now?
Hey Ollie, I'm just starting up on my own Titration of LisDex (30Mg) - Trying my first does tomorrow. Can I ask how long you feel the affects of a does after you've taken it? If taken in the AM is it likely to impact my night's sleep? Have you found it has had any impact on your physical fitness / abilities?
Hi Matthew. I wake up (usually around 6am), take my 40mg dose, and then go back to sleep for an hour to give it time to take effect. I then wake up ~7am and i will feel the effects all day to be honest - perhaps a slight dip in energy post-lunch. I have not found it to affect sleep whatsoever, possibly as i take it so early in the morning. I can't say ive noticed a difference in my workouts really.. although i am more likely to work out on any given day due to having more energy in general. Hope this helps!
Hi, Elvanse is great at 30 mg for me. 50mg was too high - bad side effects of heart pounding, anger. Focus is great, sleep is fine - need 9 hrs every night, appetite is healthier - as in less, feel really happy from the extra available dopamine, I don’t take it at weekends so I don’t build a tolerance.
@@nicoking55 ngl on 20mg a day now and still feel much the same. You def still need to check your basics and get exercising, eating, sleeping(lol) but it’s easier when you can think without the brain fog and fear of saying something stupid…. I’d say try it if you’re not happy on con, but there is no one fits all med we all unique kinds of crazy 🖤 GL Mfer
hey nice video I started taking elvance yesterday 30 mg and the first day it felt like you were on amphetamine but my psychiatrist said that at first it may have the opposite effect and this should become the opposite over time? anyone who has tried the same?😃
I realize this video is 3 years old, but I just started Vyvanse today. My plan is to take every other weekend (or every weekend) off so as to not become tolerant.
I have been using Elvanse for a few years after trying Ritalin , Concertina , and Adderell none of which I could tolerate and it’s preferable . Sometimes it’s absolutely necessary sometimes less so and I’m mindful that no pharmaceutical intervention is desirable so I try to refrain when I can. One thing I’m aware of is when ever I come off my medication , any of them , I become prone to lusting after alcohol . I was wondering if anyone else has this issue ?
I can definitely relate, yeah. Being aware of it is half the battle ive found though! Its so much easier to deal with knowing its likely to rear its head
good luck with your joirney mate! im on 50mg and i get 1/2 times a day for a bout a hour at a time severe highs but its like my body goes into limp mode and my body is pulsing like touching an eletric fence and my thoughts are fukin intense. also my body feels absolutely fucked for half a hooir when i wake up. anybody else get this on elvanse?
Omg yes!.. I’m on my second week and wtf.. I wake up feeling completely wrecked.. and not being able to have my usual caffeine hit first thing in the morning makes it even worse
@@craigmitchinson 40mg was too strong for me, I was drowsy / heavy headed and my mood was quite dulled. After discussion with titration nurse I went back down to 30mg and this continues to work well for me. Everyone is different I guess!
@@benb3450 good to know! I must admit today I am extremely tired. I feel wired but also like I can’t be arsed moving either - keep closing my eyes to try and nap but it ain’t happening. Will see how this next two weeks works out.
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Good incites, thank you. Start this month after first triage session, looking forward to the results. I’m 51 and recently privately diagnosed, so your comments on taking the medication for the rest of your life are normal. You’re a lot younger than me so of course you’ll be concerned. But struggling to this age [bloody exhausting] I welcome the medication, and my advise is stay fit and healthy, avoid alcohol and shit processed food and you’ll have a great life!
Thanks Stephen! Great advice as well. Please keep me posted on how your treatment goes 🤞
@@ollieedward643 thanks Ollie, yes definitely will do 👍
@@ollieedward643 Are you still on Elvanse here three years later and still doing you good?
… don’t get into the anxiety of worrying about tolerance and dependence. It can really just ruin the whole helpful experience of ADHD medication. I’ve noticed so many people have those thoughts and are scared of losing the effect of the medication or of being a functional person due to only a pill.
But hey, most of us managed life to this point (exhausting) and now we finally get some support! Try to take it as it is as long as it might last - cause it’s a positive experience for once!
Just diagnosed, the psych is suggesting Elvanse and I need to rustle up the funds for it now. Very enlightening video. And yes, I subscribed.
Thanks for sharing your journey with elvanse Oli. I’ve just started on 30mg and I’m finding other peoples shares really supportive, yours included. Golden nugget with the care-share scheme! Thank you. I couldn’t believe it when I payed £75 at the chemist yesterday! And yes I agree with having the ‘holidays’ even a few days a day or two off works for me, will keep experimenting. Wishing you all the best with your journey
Hi Emily. Thanks for watching! The cost is outrageous to be honest, but unfortunately it’s one of those necessary evils before you can get onto the NHS scheme. I wish you the best of luck with your experimenting - keep me posted.
Hey thanks man! I recently got diagnosed with severe adhd symtoms (I’m not fulfilling all criteria though) and my doc prescribed 30mg. Just started yesterday and partially can relate a lot till yet! Looking forward to keeping us posted :)
Hey bud! Thanks so much for reaching out. Really glad you’ve got your diagnosis 👍 keep me posted on how you get on with 30mg. Take care!
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
Thanks for the video, really needed to see someone else's view on Elvanse. Ive been on 70mg for two weeks roughly... Even though I'm on the highest dose I still have my ADHD pestering me in the background.
Does the elvanse actually have a noticeable affect on you? And have you tried other medications?
It's a classic misconception that increasing ADHD doses will improve the influence of a stimulant, but it can make the ADHD symptoms worse in some cases. People are often too quick to increase the dosage rather than looking at sleep, hydration and exercise. You should try lowering the dosage and see if that helps.
Glad to hear about the shared care. I was concerned that it wouldn't be easy to arrange that.
Surprisingly it was super easy!
Thank you for the update! I'm currently going through titration. A month in and now moving to Elvanse from tomorrow. Its good to understand how others have experienced Elvanse.
Thank you 😊
That’s awesome! Let me know how you get on with the switch to elvanse 👍
Thanks for the video !
Thanks for this. I've been on 20mg for 2 weeks now. Don't feel like I could go higher as it already affects my sleep but I find it helps concentration but not task switching/ zoning out. I still switch all the time and then concentrate harder on the task I shouldn't have switched to! Tou had a really fast nhs handover. My expectations in Manchester have been set for 6 months to a year before they will accept a shared care plan. The waiting list for NHS assessment was 2- 3 years hence I went private. Its not relevant to you now but incase anyone else in the UK reads this, ASDA pharmacy is much cheaper than anywhere (and also apparently superdrug) as they don't mark up x
At what time do you take your dose? I have to take my dose 7 in the morning. If I take it later i cant sleep
@@Vemvet it varies. I usually take as early as possible 6:30 but on days I drive my boy to nursery I take it later, today at half 10. I just don't want to be in my super jittery phase when I'm transporting precious cargo! I've just started splitting doses too and emptying capsules which is meant to help sleep
Thanks so much for your message, you've helped me realise that I am better off waiting for a service that I could manage to afford payment for a year barely, seeing as switching over to shared care takes so long
I have been diagnosed today at 36. Was told I am being started on 30mg elvanse. They suggested that I look on RUclips for videos about the medication and yours are the first I came across. Will be nice to look at someone else's journey 😁
Awesome! Let me know if you have any questions and I’ll try my best to answer honestly. Good luck on your journey 👍
@@ollieedward643 I'd just love to know in what areas it helps really. I have it in my head that it's going to be some wonder drug that fixes everything and know I'm going to be disappointed when it doesn't haha.
@@HurleyMiss I definitely had that same hope.. as I’m sure the majority of people who start stimulant medications do! It helps each person in a different way, but the majority have more energy and focus along with an increased motivation and impulse control
Thanks so much for your video, I’m on week 2 on methylphenidate and I don’t like it at all apart from 1-2 hours where things are better than ever...so really hoping I might be able to try Elvanse next
I hope so too! Let me know if you have any news 🙏
I’m starting tomorrow! Thank you for these videos 🙏🏽
Good luck! Let me know how you get on 👍
I'm on 50mg just make me tired I will admit can focus more but also still very anxious its nice to watch video of someone on elvance too :)
Have you tried a lower dose? I had a similar experience with 50mg and it really helped coming down to 40! All the benefits but fewer side effects
I'm on 60mg. Nice and smooth
I have just started!! struggling to sleep.. but apart from that so far I am doing really well and I can relate to everything you say
Hope that settles down for you! So glad you're doing well Michaela!
I know everyone is different but in my experience the sleep issues disappear after a tolerance has been adapted in only a few weeks . I take lots of breaks and it’s exactly the same every time unfortunately. In fact once established as a disciplined regime I have no side effects besides the occasional sorrow at the loss of my impulsiveness.
Whilst I felt like nothing really happened to me with methylphenidate (medikinet), the first day of elvanse adult i finally had the "medicated" experience so many youtubers spoke about.. A clear head, focus, no rushing thoughts of worry, anxiety and ideas... Oh, and thirst/sweat lol. But it's also summer. Sooo. I had work that day, and my job is pretty redundant. Type in data, interpret that data, write a report. I work in psychological diagnostics (which is how I discovered my adhd btw). So like the least stimulating, and a very attention/concentration focused task. That never bothered me though since I work in a small office with very nice colleagues so we usually chat throughout the day, and when we don't feel like it, we each put in headphones and listen to audiobooks, podcasts whatever. That makes it enjoyable and I get to finish my reading goals, and my focus is better when multitasking. And today, after an hour of work, I suddenly realised that I wasn't listening to anything!! Hadn't started a podcast, was just working. All that was in my head was the numbers as I was typing each one in. I think that counts as a successful medical trial 😅 as I'm typing now I'm realising im having a hard type replying to my friend in the phone. Usually I do three, four things at once. I type, think, listen... Now I need to actively do one thing or the other. It's like I'm a horse wearing those flaps that cover their eyes so they can only look straight ahead. I hated being interrupted at work today because I was so scared of loosing my flow as I usually would, but I could go straight back in, no inner conflict bc of lack of dopamine. Whaaat. It wasn't like that on methylphenidate at all. I just felt normal, and jibbery with a racing heart 😅
One thing you mentioned is that you felt eager to take on more work. That wasn't really the case for me w elvanse, quite the opposite. I am usually overzealous, taking on anything I want, not being able to say no. Today I JUST wanted to do one thing, and finish that thing. So that was amazing. But I am TIRED. My body has to get used to it I guess, and I'll try to update you all here how it goes the next few weeks. I have exams coming up and the library environment might be different to workplace. 😊
You mentioned the price, whew. I paid 7 euros at the pharmacy today. They said without the general insurance all Germans have, it would have been 85 euros. I currently am within my family's insurance (your head of household pays for yours until you're 25 or work full time), but I'll have to switch to paying for my own next year. I'll pay 120€ then. Well worth it, knowing it covers the 85€ of elvanse. 😂
@@kenzashenna Huh I'm in Belgium and have to pay the big Euro's. Can you please tell me the name of that type of insurance so I can look up if we might have something comparable? Also, is it still working well for you? Thanks!
Hi, I use two pieces of Propavan at night and one tablet with Melatonin. This makes me rested when I wake up. is about eight hours of sleep per night.
You talked a bit about how the LisDex helps with you focus & attention (and energy) levels - but it doesn't really solve the issues you've had with task initiation. Do you have any tips / advice / tools that you use to try & help push through when you're really struggling to get STARTED on a task? That's really where I struggle right now.
To be honest with you, this is still one of my biggest issues.
The only way i can guarantee i get started is to put headphones in and listen to music or an audiobook - that works for me every time. The task then doesnt seem as daunting or difficult for some reason.
THANKS
I started today on 20mg since I’ve very sensitive. I hope this is going to be a bit calmer than Ritalin which I’ve taken before. Tend to get my heart racing with these medications. And I definitely hope I can sleep. That also tends to be an issue for me.
Let me know how you get on. Good luck!
I'm only on 20mg for just over a week. It's like I have a buzz but it hasn't really improved my focus on the things I should be doing. I'm on 30mg next week and 40mg the following week.
I was on concerta previously or xxaggatin I think it's called here in the UK. How did you find that?
Can't stand the thirst....it's constant, just hope it fades away. And I must say I am getting some quite harsh moods and depression on it.
Hey man. Glad to hear you’re going through the titration, it’s a necessary evil. Didn’t get on well with Concerta at all! I made a video on it actually, it really didn’t work well for me. The thirst is crazy you’re right! But I just carry a huge bottle of water with me - I actually quite like the thirst because it makes me drink more water
@Marco what made you change from xaggatin to elvanse? I’m on xaggatin at the min, titrating up on 36mg currently and don’t feel it’s working for me well for a few reasons. Didn’t really feel it on 18mg but on 36mg getting too many side effects and I feel it’s unpredictable. One day I’m anxious and wired. Another I’m so tired and sometimes I feel nothing. Also how you getting on with elvanse now?
Hey Ollie, I'm just starting up on my own Titration of LisDex (30Mg) - Trying my first does tomorrow. Can I ask how long you feel the affects of a does after you've taken it? If taken in the AM is it likely to impact my night's sleep? Have you found it has had any impact on your physical fitness / abilities?
Hi Matthew.
I wake up (usually around 6am), take my 40mg dose, and then go back to sleep for an hour to give it time to take effect. I then wake up ~7am and i will feel the effects all day to be honest - perhaps a slight dip in energy post-lunch. I have not found it to affect sleep whatsoever, possibly as i take it so early in the morning.
I can't say ive noticed a difference in my workouts really.. although i am more likely to work out on any given day due to having more energy in general.
Hope this helps!
@@ollieedward643 a huge amount - thanks a lot!
Hi, Elvanse is great at 30 mg for me. 50mg was too high - bad side effects of heart pounding, anger. Focus is great, sleep is fine - need 9 hrs every night, appetite is healthier - as in less, feel really happy from the extra available dopamine, I don’t take it at weekends so I don’t build a tolerance.
I had the same side affects, 50mg was way too high actually got me depressed, thought it do wish there was a 35mg option.
Started 30mg today and holy shit. I’ve not felt this good in forever. My brains so quiet
My guy! 👏👏
lucky man! i should change from cencerta.. doesnt do much.
howa it going with it?
@@nicoking55 ngl on 20mg a day now and still feel much the same. You def still need to check your basics and get exercising, eating, sleeping(lol) but it’s easier when you can think without the brain fog and fear of saying something stupid…. I’d say try it if you’re not happy on con, but there is no one fits all med we all unique kinds of crazy 🖤 GL Mfer
Almost everything in this video could have come from my mouth 😂
Have you watched/listened to Andrew Hubermans videos on focus, dopamine and adhd?
Ive seen a fair few videos of AH talking about those things, yeah! Super interesting guy.
hey nice video I started taking elvance yesterday 30 mg and the first day it felt like you were on amphetamine but my psychiatrist said that at first it may have the opposite effect and this should become the opposite over time? anyone who has tried the same?😃
I realize this video is 3 years old, but I just started Vyvanse today. My plan is to take every other weekend (or every weekend) off so as to not become tolerant.
Please let me know how you get on!
Thank you very very much!
I have been using Elvanse for a few years after trying Ritalin , Concertina , and Adderell none of which I could tolerate and it’s preferable .
Sometimes it’s absolutely necessary sometimes less so and I’m mindful that no pharmaceutical intervention is desirable so I try to refrain when I can.
One thing I’m aware of is when ever I come off my medication , any of them , I become prone to lusting after alcohol . I was wondering if anyone else has this issue ?
I can definitely relate, yeah. Being aware of it is half the battle ive found though! Its so much easier to deal with knowing its likely to rear its head
good luck with your joirney mate!
im on 50mg and i get 1/2 times a day for a bout a hour at a time severe highs but its like my body goes into limp mode and my body is pulsing like touching an eletric fence and my thoughts are fukin intense. also my body feels absolutely fucked for half a hooir when i wake up. anybody else get this on elvanse?
Omg yes!.. I’m on my second week and wtf.. I wake up feeling completely wrecked.. and not being able to have my usual caffeine hit first thing in the morning makes it even worse
PS I think you would be a particularly good councellor in either CBTor as an ADHD coach. Just sayin' 😀
Thank you!
I start 40mg tomorrow. Going well so far 😁
How did you get on with 40mg? Just started 40mg today, seems to be a much easier transition from 30 to 40 than it was from 20 to 30.
@@craigmitchinson 40mg was too strong for me, I was drowsy / heavy headed and my mood was quite dulled. After discussion with titration nurse I went back down to 30mg and this continues to work well for me. Everyone is different I guess!
@@benb3450 good to know! I must admit today I am extremely tired. I feel wired but also like I can’t be arsed moving either - keep closing my eyes to try and nap but it ain’t happening. Will see how this next two weeks works out.
Are you still on Elvanse?
Yes
@@ollieedward643 is it still working as well?