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pandabe78

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May 6, 2025
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I think I might have adhd or be on the spectrum cause I've noticed I'm very similar to some people I know that are. Two of my siblings have adhd and I'm very similar to them which might just be mimicry. But I've also been friends with autistic people and we've had a lot of similar behaviors. I'm not severe if I do have it. Plus my mom has said that I might have adhd.
What should I do? I'm not really sure if it matters if I find out or not but I don't know what to do.
 
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FoxSauce

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Aug 23, 2024
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Well idk im just putting it out there, you can consider going to a professional. Ofc easier said than done, Healthcare can be ass but worth trying right maybe that can put your mind at ease?
 
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river_birch

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May 17, 2025
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I would say it does matter and that you should find out. Sorting this kind of thing can be very helpful. It could help you feel better and maybe get you off this site if you had those answers…

I was diagnosed ADHD recently. The doctor prescribed adderall and taking it was like putting on glasses for the first time. I found a telehealth psychiatry service that was on my insurance plan. You have to complete paperwork and then can schedule an appointment for 1 on 1. Regarding the paperwork, no one really has access to your medical history so keep that in mind filling things out.

During the appointment, you'll want to share that your sibilings have ADHD, that your mother thinks you have ADHD, and that you tend to be friends with people who have ADHD. Before the chat, I'd suggest doing some research on what "executive function" is, and also check out the DSM 5.

Best of luck.
 

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