How ADHD Medication Changed My Life: 2 Years on Vyvanse (Elvanse)

[@KimberlyJose-si2sv]

I was severely traumatized years ago as a teenage, got diagnosed with ADHD. Spent my whole life fighting ADHD. I suffered severe depression and mental disorder. Not until my husband recommended me to psilocybin mushrooms treatment. Psilocybin treatment saved my life honestly. 8 years totally clean. Never thought I would be saying this about mushrooms.

[@Harris_jones]

I'm so very happy for you, Psilocybin is absolutely amazing, the way it shows you things, the way it teaches you things. I can not believe our world and our people shows less interest about it's helpfulness to humanity. It's love. The mushrooms heals people by showing the truth, it would be so beneficial for so many people, especially politicians and the rich who have lost their way and every other persons out there.

[@MuratBasar-jm9lc]

Can you help me with the reliable source 🙏. I'm 56 and have suffered for years with addiction, anxiety and severe ptsd, I got my panic attacks under control myself years ago and they have come back with a vengeance, I'm constantly trying to take full breaths but can't get the full satisfying breath out, it's absolutely crippling me, i live in Germany. I don't know much about these mushrooms. Really need a reliable source!! Can't wait to get them

[@DonnDenisse]

Hey! Yes Mr.medmushies

[@CARIBBEAN_365]

Mushrooms are very medicinal. This is why anybody familiar with psilocybin and any other kind of fungi will tell you, "They are alive." They have a very ancient wisdom. To my experience, all mushrooms have always said, "Pay attention to your life. How you think, how you feel, and what will you do with the information that you always knew, but now are seeing in this point of view." This is why mushrooms are so respected in tribal cultures. This mental health treatment works for me too. Half micro doses do the trick for me. At least a few days at a time with lengthy time in between. Never addictive. Thank you for sharing this point!

[@PriscillaLogan-by9ll]

How do I reach out to him? Is he on insta

[@isabelleg9118]

I was on Vyvance for close to 4 years. My most productive working years. The pluses: I was able to decide I am going to write this report and actually sit down and do it instead of fidgeting, getting up a million times for snacks, water, cleaning etc., I wouldn’t let myself get segwayed into stopping and shopping on the way home from work, or an appointment, so I got a lot done. When out on the weekends if I was tired I would actually want to go home and settle down instead of pushing for more “exciting” adventures just to delay going to boring home. My emotions were more even. The downs: I did not need to exercise as much to manage the restlessness and I worked more which meant more sitting down; all I wanted to eat was meat and potatoes so I went from eating mostly raw food (veggies and some meat and fish) to that. So my health started to suffer. I was in my late 50s so I began experiencing tremors, shaking sometimes and a doctor told me these meds are not good when you get older. So I stopped. The nice thing is that by then I knew what it felt like to be more focused and less driven by distraction so that I worked at maintaining that. With yoga, meditation and exercise and a good diet. So two years on medication is a good idea because it lets you know what you are aiming for, but you need to develop other coping skills during that time. And don’t let work take over your life

[@Zebratang]

Thank you. I got diagnosed month ago at 47. On vyvanse, it really is helping me quit addictive habits like cannabising and binge eating. Get up at 5 and exercise. Cold showers help as well. Let’s see where this goes, but my determination is strong now.

[@pleshette741]

I am just starting at 50… I am so encouraged by what you said take it to see how I am suppose to function normally and hit for that with alternative coping mechanisms ❤

[@maliniatb]

Thank you, even more a reason to use the new found discipline for sports! Also, I hope with a partner it would be more manageable without the meds. I like myself without meds too, but only if I don't have the responsibility to take care of myself 😅 because I really couldn't it was so hard to get basic stuff done.

[@BilboHaggins]

I’ve been on this for the last 2 weeks and my ability to concentrate is unreal

[@solidsnake58]

I’ve been on this for the last 2 weeks and I still have concentration problems, but depression, rumination, and worrying has turned off like a switch. I’m hopeful things can get better when I find the right dosage.

[@realest2506]

it gets more subtle so bare that in mind

[@SimoneEppler]

"You come first, and then comes work". Yesss, say it louder for the people in the back. ❤

[@lil_ToT-XFZ1]

Dumb, imo. Your brain is rationalizing it this way, yet it is a paradox, you gotta work to live. If you dont you die, If any living organism would set personal fulfillment over work/survival no organism would exist.

[@SimoneEppler]

@@lil_ToT-XFZ1 OR you could recognize the nuances in this saying. Because it doesn't mean "not working".

[@sweetiepie4328]

There's no one in the back 😅

[@SimoneEppler]

@@sweetiepie4328 I am not sure what you mean with that. Care to explain? Thank you 😊

[@elizabethwilliams6651]

Psychedelics are just an exceptional mental health breakthrough. It's quite fascinating how effective they are against depression and anxiety. Saved my life.

[@APOLLINAIREBARTHOLOMIEU]

Can you help with the reliable source I would really appreciate it. Many people talk about mushrooms and psychedelics but nobody talks about where to get them. Very hard to get a reliable source here in Australia. Really need!

[@Jennifer-bw7ku]

Yes, dr.sporessss I have the same experience with anxiety, depression, PTSD and addiction and Mushrooms definitely made a huge huge difference to why am clean today.

[@APOLLINAIREBARTHOLOMIEU]

Is he on instagram?

[@Jennifer-bw7ku]

Yes he is. dr.sporessss

[@patriaciasmith3499]

Microdosing helped me get out of the pit of my worst depressive episode, a three year long episode, enough to start working on my mental health.

[@bethanykennedy812]

Uh, I didn't know my compulsive eating had anything to do with my ADHD. Good to know, thank you.

[@j.d.aengus]

Emotional dysregulation is very common for ADHD. While some people can improve from stimulant medications alone, others might benefit from an additional medication. I've heard from ADHD experts that guanfacine (a non-stimulant medication) can help treat ADHD, especially the mood dysregulation. Many people who have ADHD also have a comorbidity (another condition simultaneously). I've heard Dr. Russell Barkley say that about 80% of people with ADHD have at least one comorbidity, and about 50% have at least two. Some comorbidities also affect emotions; some examples include depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, autism spectrum disorder, or other more rare disorders. (I was diagnosed with both ADHD and anxiety. When my anxiety gets bad, medication can help. When it's baseline, anxiety medication doesn't seem to help. Staying on ADHD medication has helped a lot to help keep my anxiety levels down most of the time.) What I cannot speak on is how the experience can be different with women due to the menstrual cycle. That certainly is an important factor to consider.

[@AndysAutismLifeStory]

I have ADHD, autism, tourettes, intellectual developmental disability, expressive and receptive language disability, auditory processing disability, anxiety and emotional issues because I don't understand things and what to expect. I have sensory issues. I don't like it. It makes me confused, scared, frustrated and just not happy.

[@autobotdiva9268]

My 22 year old might have to try Vyvanse again. i just set him up a "work clothes station", garment rack. 7 underwear, t-shirts, socks, undershirts, and shorts,1 pair brooks gmyshoes and used baskets. now he gets dress for his manufacturing job in the morning in a flash. no long decisions.

[@andrewcoyle2459]

None of these medications work long term.

[@6FootVampire]

Im at year 9, yes it helps my adhd BUT there are alot of traps down the line, it WILL wear off in effect its just best to accept it. Im at 60mg vyvanse and 20mg attentin/day (started with 30mg vyvanse ONLY 9 years ago) And it were effective all day, now its 6-7 hours The hair thinning WILL come down tthe line. "Best" thing is to get off for 10-15 days when and if you can to keep the potency viable. The longer off meds the better effect when u start again

[@hypnosisbysam]

Hi Antonia! I found you a few months ago through your other channel and now this one. I was wondering if you can create a video on living a minimal life and how it helps with ADHD!

[@LucaMu]

I’m on day 5 of elvanse and truely life changing so far. Way better than concerta. And this is 20mg vs 36mg of concerta !

[@TSpoon823]

I was just switched to generic Adderall after two months of trying different versions of methylphenidate and it's been night and day for me already. Almost no side effects worth worrying about and smooth treatment and come downs. From what my doctor told me, the 20mg v 36mg difference is because amphetamines are basically double the concentration per dose than the methylphenidates. So you're actually taking a slightly higher dose per kilo than before (or something like that). I was at 56mg Metadate and now am starting on 20mg addy.

[@stoneneils]

@@TSpoon823 II went back on Concerta because on the amphetamines, i did not eat or drink. I hard rapid and severe weight loss.

[@ernestalab6592]

I m on my day 2 elvance 20g (it don’t say adult elvance as mention in some comments, wonder if its the same in uk)? I feel so irritated, frustrated , snappy and angry 😢hope that will go. I struggle with rage at home as I snap a lot coz masking all day, you know people pleasing! 😅binging and rage ruining my life, other stuff is annoying but these 2 needs to go! Hope I will get better on with it later , after 5 days going to 40mg. As I got 16 symptoms out of 9 😅

[@stoneneils]

@@ernestalab6592 I've been on Concerta about three weeks. I get less snappy than originally and it goes away quicker. Overall its well worth it. I see one difference only but its major: I don't forget. Therefore everything is getting done...things i put off for months or years even. And when i come home i pick up from whatever i was doing. Before i was coming home and totally forgot was i was doing..and so started again. I had no continuity at all. I also don't misplace things all day, I clearly recall immediately where I put everything. Basically i have a functioning mind's eye again. I also have almost zero side-effects compared to aderral so i am very happy. Its not as effective to focus but its good enough. Aderrals made me not eat, not sleep, antisocial...concerta does none of that. My snappiness can be excitement if i'm not inside but outside hanging out.

[@tileshp3762]

44 from UK, male and I tried Vyvanse and 20mg gave me the worst episode of suicidal thoughts. I have never been on any medication my whole, I was so looking forward to being able to work but it wasnt to be. Medication doesn't work for me, but everyones ADHD is so different. I tried Ritalin, medikinet and yes it worked but for me the come down was too much. Medication is an individual choice and you gotta do whats best for you. I was lucky I got diagnosed privately but in the end I will have to find other ways to function day to day.

[@MUSICMAN.95]

Hi I was diagnosed with ADHD at the age of 3 and was on Dexedrine until the age of 13 that's when I stopped taking my medication. I've been back on my ADHD medication for nearly 16 months I started on delmosart 18mg increased to 27mg but for the past 2 weeks I've bein on Elvance 30mg increased to 50mg so the whole time I was off my ADHD medication I felt so cheated on life and my mind and thoughts where the enemy but now I feel so good about myself and that I can achieve abit more in life ADHD really is a struggle and hard to understand but I realise that it's who I am and I wouldn't change anything about it as it's nothing to be ashamed off your videos are impressive stay focused and stay positive we can achieve what we want when we put are minds to it 😊

[@DaleBurls]

Love ur comment hope to get that boost of life I need also

[@ur_h2o]

Oh girl i love u so much! You helped me a lot in my journey , make me understand more about what I'm going through and giving me a lot of motivation once i was so lost in my life, wish u happiness like how u give it to other people god bless u ♡

[@tsunemori-chan]

I got diagnosed almost 5 months ago and ı have started take medicine. Unfourtanetely, ı have some problems managing the side effects and watching your updates motivated me. Please continue this updates your videos are really helpful

[@BarneyWobba]

*Flits between various browser tabs and petting my kitties whilst listening, and sometimes watching. Ooh look! There's a butterfly!*

[@mediamisfits3805]

Ritalin has been good for me so far - 1 year in.. With Therapy

[@circassianlondoner]

2 years in June. 28th of June to be precise (my second birthday!) Your video from 2 years ago was really inspiring. I've had almost the same reactions/side effects. Is Elvanse registered in your native Bulgaria? It's illegal in Russia. Thankfully I live in the UK.

[@calderonjd30]

Is anyone experiencing lots of muscle cramps with Vyvensse?

[@DorchesterMom]

Old comment to reply on but, yes! I think what’s happening (with me anyways) is I’ve developed some tics with flexing my lower legs and ankles, stretching the muscles just because it feels good to move - especially when the vyvanse fades out. I’m trying to be more mindful when I catch myself doing it, and it helps. I’m one year in to Vyvanse 50and this has been going on maybe two months.

[@calderonjd30]

@@DorchesterMom I read it depletes you of minerals magnesium and potassium. Make sure you supplement

[@allisone7909]

Such great content and presentation. Thank you so much Antonia. I have an appointment in 2 days to see my General Practitioner (in the UK) to ask for an assessment referral, as I'm sure that I have ADHD, I am in my sixties and I've not ruled out medication, even though I have an amazing job that keeps me so interested every day, with no meaty projects to deal with! So much to learn about ADHD and so many thanks to Antonia and other KZbinrs who are sharing their experiences 🙏🏻

[@shelleycharlesworth5177]

Did you get evaluated? Are you now on Rx?

[@allisone7909]

@@shelleycharlesworth5177 Hi, thank you for your question. GP has referred me. I selected ADHD 360 and the assessment will be in a few weeks. Delighted the NHS wait list is 10 -14 weeks, according to my GP.

[@RobertGottlieb]

I’ve been on Adderall for the past 3 years or so and finally was able to get the generic Vyvanse here in the US. I just started it last week so this video is quite timely! I did see the first video but that was before I could the generic so I couldn’t act on it, though the general ideas still apply. Thanks for making this video as it helps me prepare for what might happen. I’m on 20 MG right now, so there is room to go up if I need to. I also have a 15 mg Adderall I can use in the afternoon if I need it. But I really want to stick to one pill a day as I find it easy to forget the second dose! Anyway, thanks for making this video and glad to see you doing well!

[@stoneneils]

I just got on Concerta tonight for the first time in 5 years..oh my god..i'm so relaxed and focussed its insane. My problem is i get addicted, i already feel like taking a second one and staying up all night. It seems so much quieter in here too on meds...usually my head is full of noise.

[@p1mm3]

Wait a couple of days until those honeymoon feelings are ovef

[@isabelleg9118]

@@stoneneils try Lo-Fi music on you tube. It is music that has not been cleaned up and still has minor errors and variations in it. It keeps my brain busy while I focus on work tasks..

[@mexm4958]

Thank you

[@lv9265]

Huusbandd? 😮 Congrats, Antonia!! ❤🎉🥰

[@iamthefiremanjj]

Wish this was available in my country . Thank God dexadrine is coming in September

[@fatoudiop2880]

Your videos are so validating and ressourceful

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[@nano7586]

No. I have a lot of heart palpitations without any medication and I'm not gonna take any stimulants.

[@lilollypump]

I have done vyvanse in the past but only for a month. I couldn't workout because of heart palpatations. Does that go away?

[@sharkyyrl2635]

what were ur heart palpitations?

[@negakirine]

I couldn‘t get past the insomnia. 😢 I had to stop after one week. And it‘s a pity, because Elvanse really brought a peaceful feeling in the first days. But then, because of not sleeping, I would just be exhausted all the time.

[@dylonm8977]

Because the shit is meth😂 these fuckin Psychiatrists are paid by insurance companies don’t forget😂 needa get you hooked to keep making money and relying on the pharmacy

[@stoneneils]

Me too. I could not sleep, i could not eat, i could not drink. So i'm back on Concerta..i don't any side effects at all.

[@p1mm3]

That means u dont have adhd.

[@TheAjrclark]

​@@p1mm3No it doesn't. Insomnia and not eating are known side affects for people with adhd. U should be careful when making statements like that. Invalidating someone's diagnosis based on no evidence - and probz a lack knowledge/qualifications - can be very damaging.

[@p1mm3]

@@TheAjrclark if u have insomnia and not eating while on the meds you dont have adhd. I got diagnosed adhd and i know very well what im talking about.

[@Amateur2k]

Unleashing the energy on your husband may be something he craves for though 1:40

[@feminineenergycoach]

Have you noticed any affects on your sex response or anything like that?

[@Stevenkeay8]

Hi Antonia. I wonder what was your sleep like before medication? I suffer from mild insomnia derived from RLS and I worry about how that may be affected.

[@theslacker29ify]

Once again, great video! Thank you for the update and well made video! Take care!😊

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[@samitune]

Can i cosume vitamins when taking this ADHD medication

[@gibbinerayes]

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[@1956DANNYJ]

Did you try increasing the dose

[@Syntaxstic]

whats your dosage? 40mg, 30..?

[@notforyoutube]

No to the useless bogus courses

[@eigentheory]

So no tolerance effect? Odd…

[@samitune]

how many hours it lasts ? 8hours ?or 12 hours?

[@gibbinerayes]

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[@Ohmygodbruh]

I am almost a year, on my last psychiatric checkup dr. Ask when I would like to start getting off meds… I got super anxious, I do not afraid my normal adhd stuff, but I am scared to death that depression will come back. Did anyone talk to you how long you should take meds? When to stop etc…?

[@Trick1e]

you're talking about ADHD medication? you can take it all your life. if it improves your life and your doctor wants to quit you - change doctors! it's important to seek medical help only from a professional who specializes in ADHD.

[@dus10dnd]

I had to move off of Vyvanse after 6 months because of the metabolism of it… it was taking too long and I think I was becoming zinc depleted. I switched to Adderall XR. Well that has the d-salt (what Vyvanse becomes) and l-salt (which is more peripheral nervous system acting)… and I get cold. I am looking into Dexedrine XR, which is just the d-salt, like what Vyvanse becomes. Exercise helps and having a routine, as well.

[@melaniemarie1410]

What do you mean Vyvanse becomes d salt?

[@dus10dnd]

@@melaniemarie1410 d-salt is another name for dextroamphetamine. Much easier to type.

[@DevilDears]

Your videos have been so helpful for me. ❤ I’ve been taking Vyvanse (20-30mg) for quite some time which made my thoughts quieter and less anxious but my sleepy afternoon phase and sudden blocks never went away until I tried Modafinil in addition to it. Apparently Modafinil is the only medication (I tried MANY) that targets my executive function. I can finally start tasks without such a huge “mental sigh” now and stay altert better during the day. I also have more time awareness about time running out. Can totally recommend it for the ADD crowd. No side effects for me. I think I found “my thing”.

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[@Kim-zn1rj]

I just started my first meds (Vyvanse) and I just couldn’t believe how much difference it made for me within 1 hour of my first dose. I am trying not to get too excited but honestly life changing for me.

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[@Ionut-lm9cj]

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[@Deadinside-yr7pi]

hi i have a question if i use meds do i lose my hyperfocus?

[@DaleBurls]

Not a professional but I think if you have that gift meds will mess it up. Maybe try a low dose of something n see how it does

[@goodone20]

This is me right now. Thank you for sharing

[@habitpunk]

Thanks for the video. Really helpful

[@theFez_]

I can’t even get it. I’ve been off for months; it was great for me.

[@gibbinerayes]

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[@KosherBeycon]

I'm on 70mg at the moment. Experiencing lots of positives but also a bit more restlessness, poor/shallow sleep, and worry and anxiety. I also tend to binge eat and crave sugar more when the effect is going away in the evening. Hopefully it will pass but I'm so freaking tired after work now. I feel like I'm just surviving at the moment. Working full-time with stress is tough. I don't either feel any better on the medication like other people say they do. Will it ever get better?

[@nayaritmaldonado5429]

Hi, maybe the dose is a little high? I just started on 30mg and have noticed I don’t feel the impulse to binge if I have a high protein breakfast and stay hydrated through the day… I also take melatonin and magnesium to sleep, since poor sleep makes me feel like it’s not working well. But if medication doesn’t seem to be for you there are also systems and tools you can research to manage. Maybe have a conversation with your dr?

[@stoneneils]

If it doesn't try Concerta..I could not handle amphetamines. I think I'm too skinny. They both feel basically the same. From reading these comments some people handle on better than the other.

[@mentenhanced9629]

I Take also elvanse 30mg and that Changed my life completely. My brain works now well but my appetite goes down. That is the only struggle I have. You have a tip for this ?

[@gibbinerayes]

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[@dougbelford4796]

I took my first dose yesterday at 8:30am. by 9, i was playing my guitar like i was possessed and I played nonstop for 3 hrs and loved it. It's now 3:30am the next day.

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[@timchenkoms]

Have you been tested for bipolar disorder with the mood swings described? I got my bipolar disorder diagnosed 3 years ago and now I am waiting for the next appointment with a psychiatrist to discuss possible ADHD on top of bipolar disorder.

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[@NE14ABJ2DAY]

Been on Xaggitin XL 72mg for a year now and have made an absolute amazing difference… but because I have Audhd, the Autism portion of my disorder has really done a number on me by heightening its symptoms after correction of the adhd and now even more than ever I end up in some right states of impending meltdowns

[@stoneneils]

Never heard of it but that is one wicked drug name..Xaggitin? I love it. Sounds like a psychdelic to be honest.

[@NE14ABJ2DAY]

@@stoneneils Yea it’s a funny name is Xaggitin XL… a prolonged release Methylphenidate medication that lasts 12 - 14hrs per day. Also had a brand called Concerta XL during the medication shortage which was nowhere near effective.

[@oliverloeffel3439]

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[@nene-b6p]

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[@jayb2175]

Can't you take a few weeks off and start again?

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[@DaleBurls]

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[@Johnjingleheimerschmidtt]

I appreciate your video but it’s always *wild* to me when a woman so freely admits to abusing her husband when she’s feeling too much of energy, grumpy or otherwise as though we’re supposed to laugh it off and move on.

[@vigneshgvs]

Notes: 1. After months of using, there wont be the spike of energy like it was in the beginning. For that, you need to do some sort of workout or walking or exercise to increase your energy and motivation. @4:23 wow! 2. Sid effects: (Initial:) Heart palpitations 2. forgetting to eat 3. sleeping bad 4. insomnia 5. afternoon energy crashes 6. "emotional episodes" - wow! - during wear off I get a sudden surge of energy & i have to consume in a healthy way eg: jogging. (On not taking medicine days:) symptoms like 'Going on massive binges', 10x more thoughts & ideas than usual. About me: on adderall, n i face all above symptoms as well. Thanks for clarifying. Keep putting videos!

[@sorenjunkers3834]

Antonia can I ask you how old you are and when you started to take the medication? I am 35 and after playing life on hardmode I consider finally giving and and trying medication again. Bit worried since I suffer from anxiety that it might get worse but who knows. Cheers

[@Tallgirl0110]

How do I know if I need to increase my dosage? I’m currently on the 30mg (I started 4 days ago) and the first day was absolutely unreal. I’ve always struggled to concentrate, complete tasks, remember things and do basic things, but that first day was like a switch was flipped, it was no longer a struggle to get up and do things. But all those feelings seem to have gone away. From someone who has been on it for a while, what are the things I’m supposed to be feeling every day? Should I go to 50mg? Also, starting the medication was a really hard and big decision for me but watching your videos Antonia made me realise that I shouldn’t be scared and I need to look at the medication as a tool to get better, to create that baseline. I never once considered that so really thank you so so much ❤

[@tomshooterzhch]

Amphetamines are one hell of a drug.

[@superdave0002]

is Vyvanse like ritalin I was on ritalin long time ago which worked very well and later on aderal which was like taking lots of caffeine

[@stoneneils]

Look how interesting this is. You and me both find Ritalin to work better than Adderal...while the majority feel the opposite. Its like indica vs sativa.

[@ryanhodgson5936]

Ive started using mushrooms the last couple of months and they are helping so much. Its also a safe and funer experience then alcohol and other drug u could use

[@JamesFiddyLuke]

My experience on psilocybin has been a profound benefit it really change my perspective and focus positively, luckily to stumble across this upright mycologist who deliver em safely and discreet to my addrez without hassle 💯

[@JamesFiddyLuke]

*@NEXISS1* , that's the handle ....

[@JamesFiddyLuke]

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[@yvonnemulder9038]

Methylfenidaat ,, ritalin