I read a story on the site about a good variant of ADHD. I have ADHD too, but the option is not so good. I am 24 years old and I am working. I studied well and got a profession. But it is hard for me to work. I am distracted by everything. I start working, and suddenly it turns out that I'm already somtry pictures on social media...time is spent on them...then I'm distracted by a video...Any irritant and I'm not at work...I often don't meet deadlines. When the boss tells me what needs to be done, I'd better write it down. as his long speeches I just won't memorize (I'm not an idiot, but that's the way it is). Half of it will just slip my mind. I can't drive properly, I'm constantly distracted, and I'm afraid to be distracted as I know I'm inattentive. I lose everything for hours. I have to write everything down because I can't do a lot of things because of forgetfulness. At the same time, I am constantly running around the firm's offices. I'm in a fast pace trying to get things done quickly. I win at speed. But I do everything superficially. I'm often too lazy to get to the bottom of things. And I should. I often mix up numbers because I'm not paying attention. I'm working with numbers. And once I sent a wrong report to the head office. I consider myself a failure, a loser. I have to do something about my ADHD
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