Just keep trying. The meds can help get you in control but they don't magically fix everything. Keep trying things in new ways until you wind up with something that works for you. Also, keep learning! Many people are poorly educated or miseducated on ADHD, so keep learning, share what you learn, and advocate for yourself. You're on the right track, full speed ahead.
Go to YouTube and start watching some ted talks on ADHD.
Good books in general:
Braving the wilderness from Brene Brown
The four agreements
The Icarus deception
Mans search for meaning
I’m adhd combined type. I’m convinced my ADHD is a gift even if many people around me see it as a burden. Fuck them. I’m the only income for a, soon to be, family of 5 and I’m currently pursuing my PhD. I’ve gotten where I’ve gotten because never gave one god damn what people think. Actually there was a period recently when I did care, and I’d say it was probably the worst time of my life.
Be yourself. There’s 2 perspectives to be had- take the positive one. The reality you allow yourself to envision will always be the reality you perceive in life.
This might not be he reply you were looking for but 2 months ago I began waking up every morning and reminding myself of what I’m most thankful for in life awhile making my bed. It seems to have been putting me in a good mind. Anxiety happens because we allow it. As real as it seems, it’s just thoughts. Trust me.
The guy who wrote the Icarus deception is ADHD btw.
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