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It seems like you're the one who should be laying off the "well actually" explanations. The example they were responding to, as it was laid out, is not an examp
by jdudhebee 6y ago
It seems like you're the one who should be laying off the "well actually" explanations. The example they were responding to, as it was laid out, is not an example of clinical depression. Just because a person in with adhd is depressed due to factors catalyzed by their adhd does not mean they have clinical depression.
- username90 6y ago> The example they were responding to, as it was laid out, is not an example of clinical depression. There is nothing in the original post that was wrong about clinical depression.
- Ensorceled 6y agoDid you even read the link I posted? ADHD and Clinical Depression are sometimes co-morbid for exactly the reason you just strongly asserted they are not.
- DaiPlusPlus 6y agoI prefaced my answer with “I understand that...” because I’m aware I might be wrong. I wasn’t being assertive or authoritative. I welcome the feedback and corrections posted in the replies to my comment.