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I second what you had to say about self-coaching and listmaking. Ruling an ADHD mind is all about the meta-game. I've always thought it was cruel that methods
by lazyhummingbird 12y ago
I second what you had to say about self-coaching and listmaking. Ruling an ADHD mind is all about the meta-game.
I've always thought it was cruel that methods for dealing with my ADHD involved exactly the kinds of things that ADHD would to keep me from doing:
-Setting appointments with doctors
-Reading full books
-Regularly checking schedules and priority lists
Eventually, I buckle down and these things happen. But it takes me longer than it takes other people, and the trip definitely goes uphill.
But if you're fighting, you're winning.