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For six months now I have known that I have ADHD-C. After the initial relief (so that's why I think the way I do!) came sadness (so much was not my "fault" it was just my constitution...). Unfortunately, I am not allowed Ritalin because of glaucoma. LTO3 was the solution. And yes, it works. Initially, I felt like the "tame" version of myself. Peace in my head and in my day and I wondered if I wanted to become "tame". I was missing my dynamism. Skipped a day and immediately I was stiff with adrenaline again. Soon back to the LTO3. Not addictive perhaps but a welcome new version of myself.
For six months now I have known that I have ADHD-C. After the initial relief (so that's why I think the way I do!) came sadness (so much was not my "fault" it was just my constitution...). Unfortunately, I am not allowed Ritalin because of glaucoma. LTO3 was the solution. And yes, it works. Initially, I felt like the "tame" version of myself. Peace in my head and in my day and I wondered if I wanted to become "tame". I was missing my dynamism. Skipped a day and immediately I was stiff with adrenaline again. Soon back to the LTO3. Not addictive perhaps but a welcome new version of myself.... Collapse
