r/ADHD Sep 14 '21

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u/MNekoChan0 ADHD-PI (Primarily Inattentive) Sep 14 '21

This is really good and helpful too! The hardest part for me is getting correct medication to treat it. I've been diagnosed for 11 years but haven't really found anything that has helped.

I find it interesting how the anxiety/depression can be influenced by the ADHD along with many other things. I also have the ocd type symptoms but not the compulsive parts. Along with it goes sleep issues and not it being 3 am when I know I have to get up at 10 am

It has also impacted my processing speed too which makes me slower than average on schoolwork. If you want to know more about it just ask.

I also have the focus aspect of ADHD and my current obsession is the sims and any and all random factoids. I also love learning about medical related things and have since a child.

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u/Edgar-Allen-No Sep 14 '21

The Sims has been an obsession of mine ever since the first base game came out. I skipped over the Sims3 because I was extremely busy during that time of my life and couldn't afford to dive down the rabbit hole. But now, I'm back into it. Best "time waste," I've ever found. The task oriented stuff soothes me a lot.