Re: Not diagnosed yet but it fits so well–

[Anonymous]

After years of being “different” and off balance and square-peg-in-a-round-hole I am astounded to read all this stuff and find out it FITS ME EXACTLY. First thing – it has removed any anxiety that I was mad/had a brain tumour. I have been referred to a psychiatrist for an official diagnosis – don’t know how I’ll cope if I get a Dr who says “no, you’re fine”. My family are so used to me self-diagnosing in my search for “what’s wrong with me” that they rolled their eyes when I said it’s ADD. But it fits absolutely 100 per cent. Yep, sitting in the emergency room with my hand and wrist twisted like a pretzel, looking at it (no pain relief) and thinking “That’s just plain weird how it did that”. I tend to enjoy a good emergency. Leave all my work until zero hour so I make my own emergencies (could never work out why I did that). Drive too fast, read a book while watching TV and surfing the net and learning to play the ukulele. Talk too loud and too fast and come out with dumb stuff that makes people look at me funny and slooowly back awaaaayy…..

Nice to know I’m normal (on this site anyway!) Lol.

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