ADHD makes living in the present incredibly difficult, but I am determined to learn this year. I am sick of the ADHD brain driving me insane.
Living In The Present With ADHD
ADHD and The Addiction to Everything
My ADHD and Addiction to everything meant that I never learned to deal with emotions. I am trying to cure my addiction and learn to deal with life.
My Strattera Experience – Dont Mess With ADHD Meds!
It was one of my stupidest ideas to date to, “accidentally”, not sort out my medication before I went to Brazil and have to, “figure something out”, for my last 2 weeks there. My life and my mental health were the best they had ever been, I felt completely in control of my actions, and I felt at relative peace. Why oh why then did my irritatingly morbid curiosity decide to mess with this? I remember saying to some friends that I met in Sao Paulo that when I went back to Barcelona I would be mental for a while. I knew deep down what this would do to me, yet decided to do it anyway - just as some sort of brain experiment?
#11 Chaotic Communication and Repressed Relationships
This post discusses the communication problems within relationships and friendships, and the struggle to communicate and overcome repressed emotions
#9 Neophilia and the Fear of Failure
This post discusses the ridiculous fear of failure and the pressure to constantly achieve. It also speaks a about the struggles living with ADHD
#8 A New Addiction To Natural Highs
Life has been absolute chaos, danger, destruction, and impulsivity due to my medication having not yet taken full effect again.
#7 Spiralling Towards Insanity Once Again
Spiralling towards insanity once again shows the struggles of living with ADHD, and problems with addiction to drugs and alcohol
#6 Strattera Changed my Life
Strattera (Atomoxetine) changed my life and I could not be more happy with my new brain. Read this article to find out more about Strattera (Atomoxetine)
#4 If You Think You Might Have ADHD – You Probably Do
This is a brief overview of life before I started treatment for Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). I am sure that parts will resonate with some people – as I meet/know so many people that I see all the characteristics of ADHD, which is either channelled into addiction, or holding them back from pursuing an... Continue Reading →
#3 Using Naltrexone to Quit Drinking Alcohol
Using Naltrexone to quit drinking alcohol changed my life and helped me overcome my alcohol addiction. Naltrexone blocks the pleasure signals to the brain..
