#symptoms of adhd

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Symptoms of ADHD in Children Learn about the symptoms of ADHD in children, including inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity, and find out how early intervention can help.

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ADHD ADD Symptoms Changes Based On Age | Autism Hyperactivity Homeopathy Treatment Cure #adhd #adhdkids

About Video: ADHD symptoms vary with age, affecting focus, behavior, and learning. Homeopathy offers a safe, effective, and affordable approach to manage and relieve symptoms. Early intervention can prevent complications and improve quality of life. Explore how homeopathy can cure and support your child’s growth.

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Waiting mode is the most uncomfortable thing ever. I can't do anything, I can't relax, I can't play video games or anything until the thing I'm waiting for actually happens

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[positivelyadhd]

here is your reminder that all trauma is valid.

trauma is to do with how our brains process (or don't process) memories and experiences and that if something is traumatic for you then that is trauma.

it doesn't matter if you or someone else thinks it should be significant or not or if someone else went through the same thing and wasn't impacted by it. what matters is if it's significant to you and how it impacted you.

a huge part of recovering from trauma is allowing yourself to accept that you had it in the first place.

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Did you kNoW?

Stimulants affect people with ADHD differently because our brains are not processing the naturally produced dopamine as effectively as a neurotypical brain would. The stimulant helps boost us to a 'normal' feeling level.

This is why when a neurotypical person takes ADHD medication they have extreme bursts of productivity and write their thesis in one night or I dunno remodel their house, while an ADHD person might just take them and be like 'Hooray I managed to wash my clothes and hang them up in the same day!'

Jokes on them though, because I can drink coffee at 11pm and sleep right after. Take that society.

[sanguinewolves]

just. ugh. youll say “i am experiencing something that is a literal textbook symptom of the disorder i have” and nts will tell you youre making it up and its obviously not a real thing

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me: finally accepting theres a good chance im autistic and starting to work up the courage to ask my parents to see if i could get a diagnoses but being scared to

my mom: do you ever think you have adhd? if you want to do a screening for add next time your at the doctors you can

me:

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girls when their issues get dismissed as anxiety for the millionth time

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One of the symptons of ADHD is emotional dysregulation MEANING I get to tell people "I love you so much I need pills to manage it".

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since autism often involves strict planning and routine whereas adhd often cannot function under such plans and routines, do audhd people have two wolves inside them who are constantly fighting like. "we NEED a plan" and "there will be NO PLAN or there will be NO MOTIVATION"

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Effect Of ADHD ADD on Children Memory | Autism Hyperactivity Homeopathy Treatment Cure #adhd #adhdkids

Discover how ADHD and ADD impact children's memory in this insightful video. Learn about the challenges these conditions pose to short-term and long-term memory, attention span, and cognitive processing. Explore how these memory difficulties affect academic performance, daily life, and social interactions. Gain valuable insights into strategies and treatments that can help improve memory and support children in managing ADHD or ADD effectively.

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ADHD isn't silly or quirky. it can hinder productivity, create a cycle of overcommitting and overextending to keep up with life, can give rise to feelings of guilt for things like resting and overall impacts relationship health (just to name a few). it's hard to manage and it's miserable.

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We Need to Accept that Silly Things Can Hurt People

Please allow me to ruminate a bit more on mental health on this blog. I have ADHD and OCD, both disorders commonly stereotyped and conflated with minor, silly behaviors like yelling SQUIRREL when you see a squirrel and organizing things by color. These stereotypes can often minimize and erase the genuine difficulties and harm that these conditions can cause. That’s very true, and it often causes intense sensitively and knee-jerk denial around stereotypes around this. I don’t think that’s necessarily the best reaction, because sometimes people can have symptoms very similar to these stereotypes.

I think we need to accept that silly things can hurt people. Silly, ridiculous symptoms can devastate people’s lives. People shouldn’t have to react into their painful past and trauma to get people to take their symptoms seriously when those symptoms are silly on their face, because that turns things into a pain competition and can result in gatekeeping how much people must suffer before their seemingly ridiculous symptoms get taken seriously.

I think we just need to, as a society and culture and social norm, accept that silly things can genuinely, sometimes intensely, hurt people. Yes, I do have the impulse to tell an animal’s name when I see that animal, and yes it’s part of my symptoms that makes it harder to me to drive and hold conversations and do basic functioning. Yes, I do worry about incredibly tiny and silly things, that the world’s tiniest cut means I’m literally dying, and this has at times been incredibly miserable to live with and severely inhibited my functioning and nearly lost me a job. Also I’m going to joke about it sometimes because it’s funny. I’m not going to find a joke about it from a stranger with no OCD funny, because they have no idea how much pain it can cause me.

Sometimes these conditions are absurd in ways that are funny. That’s true and people with the conditions should be able to joke about it. But everyone needs to understand, just because a symptom is absurd doesn’t mean it can’t also devastate you and ruin your life. So if you don’t have these conditions and aren’t super close to someone who has them, I think you should be sensitive and avoid joking even if it seems silly and funny. I think there is where true destigmatization lies: accepting that the silly brain can also really hurt.

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compilation of every mention of adhd and/or dyslexia within hoo.

highlight key: yellow-adhd; blue-dyslexia; green-general statements; pink-frank (here is a link to a bonus w frank's dyspraxia coding).

the lost hero (5):

tlh bonus! leo's powers accentuating his emotional dysregulation (1):

the son of neptune (7):

son bonus! percy's adhd symptoms (auditory/sensory processing disorder) affecting how ppl perceive his intelligence (1):

mark of athena (4):

house of hades (1):

hoh bonus! annabeth's rejection sensitive dysphoria (rsd) (1):

blood of olympus (1):

total: 18 (+3 bonus)