Re: 20+ years of the same issues

[Anonymous]

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You are not alone my friend. I am 48yrs young and have struggled with ADHD my whole life and I was not diagnosed with ADHD but 3 years ago. Even then I was not educated as to what I should do to manage my type of ADHD. Now that I am becoming educated I feel there is hope but it is going to be a journey of epic(lol) proportions. I have learned to move forward I am going to need to implement facets of a system that I specifically need to better manage my specific issues regarding ADHD.

I would suggest you are on the right path being on this site. Please educate yourself and yes trust me as an unbiased unknown fellow keyboarder here I know it can be a difficult and a daunting task to manage and tame this beast but there are many many resources out there to help you. Use them all. Reach and there will be hands to help you up the mountain. I strongly suggest you create a strong unbiased relationship with a ADHD therapist, ADHD psychiatrist , ADHD coach/college disability adviser that really understands your type ADHD and of course a truly supportive, unbiased, educated and neutral team of advocates that can afford support during times of crisis and can share in the successes you will achieve (this of course is family, friends or advocates of your community).

I wish you the best and please keep us informed of your progress as information sharing you will find is a key element in the success of managing ADHD.

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