Hardest part about all this is accepting. I recently realized that i have been suffering with possible add because i have almost all symptoms, completed questionnaires which indicated i have severe add, and affected loved ones (i was called insensitive and lazy). I will have myslef checked nxt week. This is a great video btw
@lak3rgurl1 It's much easier when you understand something than when it is sloppy, imprecise and a mystery. Fixing ADHD is like going to get good glasses for visual correction... I hated glasses in the third grade, but know I can't drive without them! Thanks!
@lak3rgurl1 Context, changing reality and the dynamic activity of the brain is completely overlooked in current diagnostic thinking - Harvard and Stanford simply don't get it. cp
@kbeautylicious Many thanks K - hope it helps! Context and thinking are so relevant and so completely ignored at thousands of med checks everyday - thus the confusion about ADHD meds. Poor targets = poor outcomes.
@DrCharlesParker DEFINATELY has helped. My adult ADHD is like having developmental problems with formatting. My problem clusters mounts from developmental limitations in structuralizing, contextualizing, to regulating/modulating focus. It’s like the results of a computer operating system, a really CRUDE O/S--software is Intelligent but O/S requires continual re-formatting.
The person below is obviously a 'typical' thinker, to believe that everything fits so nice & neat into these 'labels'.
This guy, Dr. Parker, makes the most sense out of anyone in my entire life. I've been dealing with ADD since minimum 4 years old. Thought can seriously paralyze me, but does NOT define me, such as with autism. Maybe we shouldn't be defining those individuals so much either...
@cmgalaxy Well said - these comments typify many of the passionate remarks made by many frustrated with the current misidentification of mind-arrest states... Instead of looking at function and context - the dynamics of thinking many are stuck on what it looks like from the outside.
@kbeautylicious Amazing to me the cubbyholes we can find with reductionisitic thinking - little safe burrows that welcome the groundhogs back if the wind is just too cold - Feb 2 and any day reality is confusing.
@DrCharlesParker Yes, that`s true. Could be very weird if you have to deal with both disorders. You never know what`s refering to one or the other. Main problem is that medication, stimulances i.e. work for one disorder worthening the other and vice versa.
Hardest part about all this is accepting. I recently realized that i have been suffering with possible add because i have almost all symptoms, completed questionnaires which indicated i have severe add, and affected loved ones (i was called insensitive and lazy). I will have myslef checked nxt week. This is a great video btw
lak3rgurl1 5 months ago 2
@lak3rgurl1 It's much easier when you understand something than when it is sloppy, imprecise and a mystery. Fixing ADHD is like going to get good glasses for visual correction... I hated glasses in the third grade, but know I can't drive without them! Thanks!
DrCharlesParker 5 months ago
@lak3rgurl1 Context, changing reality and the dynamic activity of the brain is completely overlooked in current diagnostic thinking - Harvard and Stanford simply don't get it. cp
DrCharlesParker 5 months ago
let me think about this...lol. DR CHARLES PARKER has described me to a tee.
kbeautylicious 5 months ago
@kbeautylicious Many thanks K - hope it helps! Context and thinking are so relevant and so completely ignored at thousands of med checks everyday - thus the confusion about ADHD meds. Poor targets = poor outcomes.
DrCharlesParker 5 months ago
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kbeautylicious 5 months ago
@DrCharlesParker DEFINATELY has helped. My adult ADHD is like having developmental problems with formatting. My problem clusters mounts from developmental limitations in structuralizing, contextualizing, to regulating/modulating focus. It’s like the results of a computer operating system, a really CRUDE O/S--software is Intelligent but O/S requires continual re-formatting.
kbeautylicious 5 months ago
The person below is obviously a 'typical' thinker, to believe that everything fits so nice & neat into these 'labels'.
This guy, Dr. Parker, makes the most sense out of anyone in my entire life. I've been dealing with ADD since minimum 4 years old. Thought can seriously paralyze me, but does NOT define me, such as with autism. Maybe we shouldn't be defining those individuals so much either...
cmgalaxy 9 months ago
@cmgalaxy Well said - these comments typify many of the passionate remarks made by many frustrated with the current misidentification of mind-arrest states... Instead of looking at function and context - the dynamics of thinking many are stuck on what it looks like from the outside.
cp
DrCharlesParker 9 months ago
02:45 Typical story, which has nothing to do with ADHD at all and in fact goes with autism.
jcmangan 9 months ago
@jcmangan Maybe. But it was a good illustration which gave me a better perspective in creating supportive external structures.
kbeautylicious 5 months ago
@kbeautylicious Amazing to me the cubbyholes we can find with reductionisitic thinking - little safe burrows that welcome the groundhogs back if the wind is just too cold - Feb 2 and any day reality is confusing.
DrCharlesParker 5 months ago
@jcmangan All of this has much to do with both disorders, not simply one or the other.
DrCharlesParker 5 months ago
@DrCharlesParker Yes, that`s true. Could be very weird if you have to deal with both disorders. You never know what`s refering to one or the other. Main problem is that medication, stimulances i.e. work for one disorder worthening the other and vice versa.
jcmangan 5 months ago