Looking for Support and Advice on ADHD Diagnosis

This is me as well. Most things I have either been diagnosed with or highly suspect and am trying to get diagnosed. I am unsure about ADD or ADHD but it does make sense however if I have one then it does nit affect my daily life as much as other things do. Also not sure if symptoms are cuz if something else I have. I am always down to chat ✌

I got dx with adhd a few months ago and I am 33 and apparently my mom said they wanted to put me on meds when I was a child but she was against it/ I often wonder how my life would have been diff if I was properly medicated and if it would have helped me not have so much anxiety and depression in my 20s or if I would have achieved more I life like college/ school/work. Trying to get on a good dose of a stimulant now but my dr is upping my disease very slowly so trying to be patient. I def noticed a diff when starting medication so I hope I am going in a positive direction. Best wishes to you and your journey!

I have ADHD and anxiety/depression. Feel free to message me!

Having ADHD has changed my life and being on the spectrum has changed my life as well me and my twin both are on the spectrum and both have ADHD so we either get along really well or we tend to fight me and my twin and all of my siblings all are all good at different things I'm really good at music and English for the most part and I'm really good with biology my twins really smart and math and coding my second oldest brother is really good at like chess and board games just stuff along those lines like it's changed my life a bit but like not a lot cuz I know what I'm doing now and why I'm so different from other people and sorry I'm kind of rambling

Looking for friends to relate to. I haven’t been officially diagnosed but I check off every single adhd box. I’ve always struggled with school because of motivation/distraction but when I’m really passionate about a project (usually drawing or music) I can work on it for hours without a break. I still haven’t gotten a good handle on it yet but having an organized space is definitely the first step that usually helps me focus.

Getting diagnosed and on medication was the first step to finally being successful in living a normal life. It is only the start, but every day I'm learning and adapting. It's so much easier to find advice on adhd than following neurotypical advice.

I haven’t gotten diagnosed either. But I have the same symptoms as someone with ADD. I’ve had this all my life. I feel kinda like I’m an odd to other ppl. Most of my difficulties is remembering certain things like streets or if someone is telling me they are leaving to go do something on a specific date, I will forget and I’d have to ask them again or write it down. When I write things down I tend to write on a random piece of paper and forget where I put it lol. It’s challenging at times dealing with it but I manage somehow lol. Learning had always been challenging, I don’t understand how things work so I need certain things to be broken down in a way that makes sense to me. Anyway, that’s how it is. I hope you have a great day!

Feel free to message me! Didn't get diagnosed adhd until 24 and almost positive I'm on the spectrum as well!