Finally got help, things might improve

[Zoe2345]

Feels good to have a life to look forward to. Bad thing I might have ADHD, that should make my life fun, life on tablets to help me focus.

[RogerCMerriman]

One of my co workers had that and one of her sons, knowing what something is is half the battle in my experance.

[BaronC]

Lots of us live with medication for varying reasons. It aint all bad. If it makes your life infinitely better, increases your self worth and just generally improves your life to a point that you barely recall the old you, then go for it. You will soon be taking it in your stride and the medication will just be an extension of you.

Keep smiling, things are looking up

Andy

[hayabusa]

Or even if the medication let's you have a life it's worth doing.

Turned the corner Zoe? Well done!

One step at a time. No rush.

[cat3]

My son had ADHD, but less extreme. We dealt with it together without medication, although he was forever having to see the headmaster for disruptive behaviour in the classroom before he was diagnosed.

He's now the most lovely, hard-working, compassionate guy I know and I'm so very proud of him.

Good luck with your meds Zoe and I hope this will be the start of a good chapter in your life.