u/Decent-Ad4254

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Hello all. I was diagnosed with ADHD probably 5 years ago (I'm 35). I have a panic disorder, so when I was initially diagnosed and given Adderall, I was scared to take it bc I didn't want to have a heart attack lol. Insane, I know. So I just never took it, never followed up, etc.

Some other background. I started drinking heavily when I was probably 20 years old. I finally quit 19 months ago, and now am active in AA. I also started smoking around 14 years old, switched to vapes at 30, and just quit nicotine completely about 2 months ago.

Since quitting my vices, ESPECIALLY nicotine, I'm finding it harder than ever to manage unmedicated. I can't even watch a show on TV. Work is not going well at all for me (I'm a data analyst, that requires focus and concentration). I cleaned my house Sunday and it took 7 hours because I couldn't stay on track with one or even 3 things at a time. My memory is horrible, I can't finish a sentence sometimes because I lose my train of thought (not sure if that's ADHD or something else).

I'm going to copy/paste this into a text to myself to take with me to my doctor on Friday, but I have questions.

  1. Does all of this (including the memory piece) sound like ADHD or something else I need to figure out?

  2. Is Adderall generally the best course of action for people, or is there something else that people are better results from?

  3. I use Xanax for emergency panic attack situations. Is this an issue for getting prescribed something for ADHD?

I'm sure my doctor will address all of my concerns, but I figured it couldn't hurt to post here. I just joined this sub 10 minutes ago, so I apologize if all the answers are out there. I'm just on my lunch break lol. Thank you for reading you got this far!! ❤️❤️

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u/Decent-Ad4254 — 8 days ago

Hi! I live near Appomattox and need the purple limb cut (maybe the green too?). How much would something like this cost. I was going to get a pole saw and try it myself, but figured it couldn't hurt to put it out here first and see what pricing for something like that looks like. The limbs are weighed down and dragging the ground.

u/Decent-Ad4254 — 10 days ago