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Will Solace ([info]healingsunshine) wrote in [info]valarnet,
@ 2021-04-27 00:27:00

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Entry tags:chase stein (talkback), lily evans, magnus chase, nico di angelo, sam winchester, will solace

As someone who was diagnosed with adhd as a child and is currently in medschool, you would think I would remember that simulants have the opposite effect on me than they do most people. And yet here I am, waking up after falling asleep from drinking the coffee I made to help me study for exams.


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[info]healingsunshine
2021-05-01 03:35 am UTC (link)
You're welcome. There's a lot more. Also ADHD shares symptoms with other things like Autism, And in fact a lot of neurological things are really comorbid with each other, meaning if you have one the chances of you having one or more of the others are likely as well. So just keep that in mind in your research. Because that might change what works best for him. (People with ADHD thrive in chaos, autistic people thrive best in routine)

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