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Old 09-15-2011, 11:31 PM   #11 (permalink)
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I recently discovered that I have ADD and was just today diagnosed. I am getting medication for it soon. I never realized I could have it but I realized now that almost all of my depression has been caused from not being able to focus. Like in almost every area of my life I have been affected but I always thought it was something that I was doing like not eating well enough or getting enough sleep, because it was so up and down (my focus). Socially I have been hugely affected because I often have had a hard time keeping interest in people for long lengths of time. I think I even made a thread about it. Everyone recommended I make new friends since I was getting bored of people and it worked... but only for so long. I am really really ecstatic about trying something to help me with this as I have been dealing with some serious depression the past few years and to have some recognition for it and a potential solution as well is just great.

Does anyone one else have any experience with ADD?
Can I ask what sort of exercise you generally get? I don't have any experience with ADD but mental health especially depression can be hugely improved by regular exercise. I have never been very active but have been forcing myself to exercise at least a couple of times a week and have noticed a big improvement in my depression.
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Old 09-16-2011, 08:47 PM   #12 (permalink)
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Also, you should never diagnose yourself. It's natural to convince yourself you have something just by reading too much into something you're worried about.
Ding ding ding. We have a winner.

As much as it sucks to say (I kinda disagree with the whole disease model of psychiatry), save the diagnosis for a professional, not Wikipedia.
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