Re: What if it's not ADHD?

[Anonymous]

Glad to know that there are lots of others suffering from brain-blanking too! It really irritates me. I think it’s because I’m thinking about too much at once, and what I’m going to say next. It happens a lot when I’m asked a question, too. At school, teachers would sometimes choose me to answer a question. At that point, my brain would go blank….and there would come the, “I don’t know”. Gah, the embarrassment.

Also, I find it really difficult to follow films. Anyone else have this? Especially if they’re complicated in plot. I find that I get too distracted by all the visuals – or my mind will be wondering elsewhere whilst I’m supposed to be watching it. For years now, I’ve had a real difficulty with films, and it’s rare I ever visit the cinema. “Inception” is a pure killer.

I’m ok when it comes to basic tasks – if I only have to take my keys and phone somewhere, then I’m *sometimes* alright. When it comes to LOTS OF THINGS AT ONCE, my brain starts feeling it. It’s like it’s one big cloud of LOTS OF THINGS AT ONCE, LOTS AND LOTS OF CHAOS, LOTS AND LOTS….sigh.

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