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Re: Always thought I was too lazy to be ADD

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August 14, 2010 at 2:02 am #94910

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Yeah, I was mid-30’s when I got my diagnosis. I was both ticked off and relieved to find out what was getting in my way. Once I found out – that I wasn’t ‘LAZY’ or ‘CRAZY’ – I was able to turn it around, totally.

ADHD came out of hiding. Now we get along just fine. Most people who don’t read what I write online are stunned to find out I have it, because I’m ten times more productive than most people I meet.

T. Lavon Lawrence

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