Re: The issue of who to tell and who not to tell about my ADHD

[Anonymous]

Sounds healthy enough from here folks……but that’s just my simple take on things. I understand a sharing environment is sometimes difficult to find. In the past I found groups to work in (one in particular was male) ………because I was looking for a male issues and male sharing group, it was what I needed at the time. It was a super environment and a great experience, but the point I’m fumbling here is…. there are many many groups out there. They do not have to be an ADD group…..that is not critical at all…..a group, a safe, and caring group, a place to share out loud, and feel safe,is more important. The male group I was in was actually started by a catholic dude…..that is as far from who I am as possible….but I was welcome, it was a good place to share in a non-judging, none advising environment. I was enriched by the experience…….it served me well.

Sharing is sharing, caring is caring……a hug is a hug. Sometimes that’s all that is needed. Listening can be as uplifting as sharing.

Here’s a hug to you all….and a smile!!!!

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