ADHD

What was I doing again?

Standing in the middle of the room again, you try to remember the purpose of entering this room.

Suddenly, you see something else across the room that causes you to forget your original reason for coming into the room in the first place.

Your inability to remember small tasks and receiving criticism for not being able to get things done is becoming disconcerting.

Not being in control of life makes you wonder about the cause of your inability to stay focused on tasks.

Time is so hard to manage.

Time never seems to be the right amount for achieving a task, and it always goes too fast.

Being unable to manage time because of a chore that seems impossible to master is becoming a pattern in your life.

The more you try to organize, the more difficult it becomes to maintain organization.

Being organized seems like an impossible task.

As you start a new task, you realize you have already begun three other incomplete tasks.

There is an overwhelming feeling of not being able to get anything done because there are too many uncompleted tasks.

Then there is the problem with where the keys are, which have been misplaced more times than you can count.

Living a life of endless frustration appears to be your destiny.

Being disorganized has poured into the work environment affecting your concentration. Knowing what to work on first and what is most important to get done is a struggle.

The meeting is in a few minutes, and there is a struggle to get things together; you don’t want to appear that you are not a hard worker.

The standard joke for others is that you are so forgetful and unorganized that you would lose your head if it weren’t attached to your shoulders. However, that never seems funny because the struggle is real.

You may have ADHD and need to find a way to overcome its control over your life.

Managing ADHD is possible.

You are not alone; there are many ways to help you manage your ADHD symptoms. Most importantly, medication is not always the only way.

Together, we will find ways of helping you become more organized and learn to manage your time.

You are a successful person who can accomplish anything; let’s work together to silence the constant joke from others toward you.

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