I was diagnosed with ADD in the early '70s and, after moving to Austria, it took me way, way too long to find a doctor who even acted like he was interested in

I was diagnosed with ADD in the early '70s and, after moving to Austria, it took me way, way too long to find a doctor who even acted like he was interested in understanding anything to do with ADHD. I briefly tried Wellbutrin as an alternative to Ritalin a couple of decades ago and I did not find it helpful then. On the other hand I find Ritalin really does work for me and in ways that meditation and exercise simply do not. I'm not saying that meditation and exercise aren't helpful. They're important parts of my life (/ coping strategy). It just that Ritalin is also part of that strategy. In fact, at this point in my life I view using Ritalin much in the same way as wearing my glasses and hearing-aids.