The way ADHD medication is treated is wild to me. Doctors expect that people will be taking these medications for the rest of their life, and yet society treats

The way ADHD medication is treated is wild to me. Doctors expect that people will be taking these medications for the rest of their life, and yet society treats these people almost like they're criminals. You can't get too much supply of the medicine. You can't easily travel with it. A pharmacy might just refuse to sell it to you. A future doctor might just decide that ADHD isn't real. And apparently the medicine can also just... run out. Maybe the medication is just scrutinized too much?