I started an ADHD journal recently & one thing that stands out is I& #39;ve found that most of the people I gravitate talking to on a daily/weekly basis also have ADHD - even if we didn& #39;t find that out until later. The lack of resources or support for adults with ADHD is dumbfounding.
I was diagnosed when I was 7, so this isn& #39;t a recent discovery, but I& #39;ve spent a lot of time (and money, lol) over the last year trying to make a significant shift in how I approach my mindset, treatment, coping methods.. and I still feel very alone in all of this.
I don& #39;t even know what the point of this thread is, but maybe some of you can relate?
I& #39;ll share more about how I& #39;m approaching the journaling, and respond to the new stream of DMs and replies coming in later (I was just on a work break when I tweeted this, didn& #39;t expect such a strong response)
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