LeafyGenes wrote:
Da_Zero these are all good points, thank you. Personally I am not in favour of drugs (prefer vitamins) but I can see that sometimes they can be necessary as a stepping stone.
(Prego! Is an Italian answer)
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The important thing is that you are comfortable with both this drug and the dosage.
The dosage varies by problem.
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Some time ago a friend of mine asked me for advice.
The doctor had prescribed a drug for ADHD to her minor son, all the mothers of the new country where she had gone to live were against her giving it to their son.
Only me and another Autistic who has a degree in psychology, among other things, comforted her.
We told her she was doing good for her own son.
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She asked for advice from many friends, even virtual ones.
None of them gave her our advice.
You are amazed.
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With true ADHD the little boy was always high.
He had a special room where with a baseball bat he could destroy anything out of wood his father had built for him.
He got up at 2 in the morning to go with his Farfar (grandfather in Swedish) for the night walk in the woods.
He had to go to school in the morning and without medicine it was impossible.
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For 8 hours a day he calmed down.
He was able to study and have academic success.
A beautiful little boy with blue eyes, long blond hair, mentally gifted, with a mix between Italian and Swedish !
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Then the effect ended, I was there on vacation at that time.
He asked me more and more complex questions.
He went from asking me how an electronic circuit worked to how a thermonuclear power plant worked!
Then to unanswerable questions.
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In the game he tended to look for people like him, I also have different ADHD than his.
And I know what that entails.
Mine is just different.
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First day he didn't look at my face.
Me neither.
Second, he took me as a point of reference because I understood him.
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He laughed a lot when on my PC all the keycaps were salted salatrono and looking at its setting in Swedish, I wrote looking at the writing order.
And I succeeded.
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I don't know what indication the doctor has evaluated in your case, but it's for your own good.
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Before, I was against drugs.
So I bet on psychotherapies, when the doctors refused to continue them (I didn't understand them), I tried drugs, in my case with only failures.
Except with one a nitrobenzodiazepine.
Which allows me to tolerate the outside world.
It took me 8 years of trying.
Then with my intuition I asked my psychiatrist if it was possible to interrupt both.
Because I guessed they were in conflict.
I had caught .
He answered yes.
This is written to you by a person who does not even take an aspirin even if he is very ill.
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Trust: it will work.