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For 2 years now I have known the name of the little beast that has been disfiguring my life for 52 years: ADD. And who knows what secondary disorders have developed that make me even more different from other people than I want to be. People whose development did progress steadily, and who did not suddenly lose all connection in grade 3 grammar school. People who did achieve meaningful careers and happy families. No, then me: kicked out of all further education or fled from it, since then purely physical shitty jobs or hanging out in Steun, druks, gigantic bomb-craters in Relationship-land, been homeless, Pliesie, debt relief...in short: The Works! Taken an ADD course at the mental health centre, Mindfulness idemito, very-interesting-and-recognisable-and-so, but all in all little has actually stuck. The anti-depressant Wellbutrin (a dopamine preparation) is a real life-saver for me. I don't notice anything, only at a "moment le plus profond", I can reverse an aggressive self-destructive depression á la minute. Just pull the emergency brake, and hoppa: the dark clouds drift away. Great! Quitting is unthinkable; within six weeks all the fuses are guaranteed to blow. Because of the incurability of ADD and the "been there, done that" idea, I no longer seek help from the mental health services. I have also grown tired of the spiritual world, Zen meditation seems to make a small difference in terms of peace of mind and ability to put things into perspective. To be honest, I am not charmed by the Yankee-style hurrah talk of this site, yet I am grateful for your initiative. Because I am a bit fed up with it all, by now. Grtz, Guus.
For 2 years now I have known the name of the little beast that has been disfiguring my life for 52 years: ADD. And who knows what secondary disorders have developed that make me even more different from other people than I want to be. People whose development did progress steadily, and who did not suddenly lose all connection in grade 3 grammar school. People who did achieve meaningful careers and happy families. No, then me: kicked out of all further education or fled from it, since then purely physical shitty jobs or hanging out in Steun, druks, gigantic bomb-craters in Relationship-land, been homeless, Pliesie, debt relief...in short: The Works!
Took an ADD course at the mental health centre, Mindfulness idemito, very-interesting-and-recognisable-and-so, but all in all little has really stuck. The anti-depressant Wellbutrin (a dopamine preparation) is a real life-saver for me. I don't notice anything, only at a "moment le plus profond", I can reverse an aggressive self-destructive depression á la minute. Just pull the emergency brake, and hoppa: the dark clouds drift away. Great! Quitting is unthinkable; within six weeks all the fuses are guaranteed to blow. Because of the incurability of ADD and the "been there, done that" idea, I no longer seek help from the mental health services. I have also grown tired of the spiritual world; Zen meditation seems to make a small difference in terms of peace of mind and ability to put things into perspective.
I am frankly not keen on the Yankee-style hurrah talk of this site, yet I am grateful to YOU for your initiative.
Because I'm kind of sick of it all, by now.
Grtz,
Guus.... Collapse
Took an ADD course at the mental health centre, Mindfulness idemito, very-interesting-and-recognisable-and-so, but all in all little has really stuck. The anti-depressant Wellbutrin (a dopamine preparation) is a real life-saver for me. I don't notice anything, only at a "moment le plus profond", I can reverse an aggressive self-destructive depression á la minute. Just pull the emergency brake, and hoppa: the dark clouds drift away. Great! Quitting is unthinkable; within six weeks all the fuses are guaranteed to blow. Because of the incurability of ADD and the "been there, done that" idea, I no longer seek help from the mental health services. I have also grown tired of the spiritual world; Zen meditation seems to make a small difference in terms of peace of mind and ability to put things into perspective.
I am frankly not keen on the Yankee-style hurrah talk of this site, yet I am grateful to YOU for your initiative.
Because I'm kind of sick of it all, by now.
Grtz,
Guus.... Collapse
