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> But then, I do remember programming language libraries that I use often, so it can't be ADD Hahaha. But seriously - remembering some things does not disquali
by viraptor 2y ago
> But then, I do remember programming language libraries that I use often, so it can't be ADD
Hahaha. But seriously - remembering some things does not disqualify you from the diagnosis, just like not remembering doesn't confirm the diagnosis. If you're actually concerned, maybe talk to a professional.
- Fire-Dragon-DoL 2y agoThat's a good point. Maybe, but I'm also able to perform all the functions I need to in my life, so I'm not sure I would be open to take any medication (that could potentially affect my life negatively).
- Doxin 2y agoJust because you've gotten a diagnosis doesn't somehow obligate you to use medication. If your life is on track as-is you can skip the medication. Might be worth pondering if getting a diagnosis is even relevant, What will you do differently if it turns out you have ADD? What if you don't?
- Fire-Dragon-DoL 2y agoIt would have helped in school, at this stage in life I'm good. I'm successful and happy (by my standards), I don't see a reason for changing anything. I could probably go higher in the career ladder, but that could affect happiness negatively