[ SECRET POST #3120 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3120 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Does anyone have huge problems focusing on one thing?

[(Anonymous)]

I'm going to echo others and suggest you look into a diagnosis of ADHD, because I too didn't realize this was not how everyone's brain worked until a psych diagnosed me, especially because I've (overall) done pretty well in school and they generally don't look into diagnosing you if you're not failing classes or something.

Re: Does anyone have huge problems focusing on one thing?

[herpymcderp]

That's because these days usually the first thing a psychologist will do with an ADD/ADHD diagnosis is try to help the patient develop coping strategies before skipping straight to medications, especially with a diagnosis of adult ADD/ADHD.

If you're already coping, then that's basically someone's job done for them. However, it's still nice to have medication as part of your tool kit for when you're too tired/stressed to be able to cope with a situation so some people still opt for that.

Re: Does anyone have huge problems focusing on one thing?

[(Anonymous)]

oh, I agree. I was just saying it never had reason to come up in my life before and could be one of the reasons OP wasn't diagnosed too, I was seeing the psych about something else entirely.