The Difference Between ADD & ADHD, The 3 Subtypes, and Getting an ADHD Diagnosis

[@Nishmcbay]

I remember few years back after my wife died, I was left alone with 3 kids. I suffered severe depression and mental disorder. Got diagnosed with bipolar. Not until a friend recommended me to psilocybin mushrooms treatment. Psilocybin treatment changed my life for better. I can proudly say i'm totally clean for 6 years and still counting. Always look to nature for solution to tough problems, Shrooms are phenomenal.

[@HxuxjXixid]

I love hearing great life changing stories like this. I want to become a mycologist because honestly mushrooms are the best form of medicine (most especially the psychedelic ones) There are so many people today used magic mushrooms to ween off of SSRI medication- its amazing! Years back i wrote an entire essay about psychedelics. they saved you from death buddy, lets be honest here.

[@Charlie-g5n]

I too love hearing about others that have made it back.I got addicted cause of a car accident in 2007 that I am still in pain from,that doctors say is only arthritis then they took my pain meds and put me suboxone since Sept 2nd 2021. Even if I take it or not I still have that pain, so afraid I'm gonna git sucked back in to the pills cause I can't even work but can't get disability either so idk what folks like me do but prayer is all I have done and still the pain so idk anymore 😢 sorry for rambling. Just searched on chrome and sent him a message. I would really love to go with this treatment as well

[@Jorluc-u8p]

It worked excellently from my experience, I was horrifically depressed since childhood. It was relentless. I assumed it would ultimately end me somehow. About twelve years ago I randomly accepted the offer from a friend of a few doses of mushrooms. I did them two consecutive nights alone. First night was pretty mild. The second night? Wow. I saw my depression from every angle, realized much. Next day: depression totally gone. Never came back, never coming back. It's like it's a forest far away I can remember, and could probably find again with enough effort, but it has zero impact on anything in my life or mind. They honestly saved my life and improved it immensely. I never did them again, either. I wish there was a good, organized way to administer them to people who would benefit from them.

[@ownedbymykitty270]

This question has been plagueing me for years. I kept thinking I can't be ADHD because I'm wayyyyyyyy too mellow. It's not true that this answer is clearly available online. No one but you seems to have cleared this up. Thank you!!

[@jojozepofthejungle2655]

I find that the information online, like Wikipedia, has limited and repetitive information 😂 you may as well as your Google Home for answers "I'm sorry I don't understand the question, here's some useless results i found. "😂

[@sherrisolomon8673]

You should have put the words both Child and Adult ADHD so people wouldn't assume you are just discussing children.

[@lyanascott9126]

FINALLY i had to look pretty far to find a video with everything explained long so its easy to understand

[@dailyyy_]

It was the 2nd vid on top in search results for me lol

[@joannam3815]

working memory isnt shorter than shorter memory, its just using more parts of the brain than just remembering things like we do in short term memory, meaning instead of saying its shorter we could say its more complex :) we need short term memory and other parts of the brain to engage the working memory. For example: short term memory would be remembering a word, working memory would be remembering the word and saying it backwards in our mind. Also I just did my master thesis on it and the fact that I have an inattentive and impulsive ADHD and can explain it now makes me proud, also the fact that you can remember these facts without having to read them, and without a degree in the field is super impressive :D!

[@mikedsjr]

I’m 56 and never diagnosed but my entire life has been like this. I never tried to get a diagnosis back in the day to not make excuses. I mean, it’s hard to study when you have no interests in textbooks , except your only fear in school was being made fun of for not going to the next grade by peers. Do I always did just enough. However I’ve been able to learn to cope in ways where I leave myself boundaries that no one realizes I do it. I know it can come across as non ambitious but I’ve been able to be successful in my own way and have a fairly good life.

[@penguinp403]

I read a page from a book and the entire time my mind is thinking about other things, when I get to the bottom of the page I’ve read, I have to re read it again because I was thinking of something else 😅

[@sarahjane9692]

Same here

[@alexanderchacon6690]

God I hated my school years because of this. Reread so many pages unnecessarily 😭 Edit: How did you get into reading books with adhd? I got too many thoughts going through my head and I want to up my vocabulary, but damn is a book a nightmare for me :,)

[@BeatrizGuzmanMusic]

What's funny about this, is I'm watching this to educate myself more until I talk to my therapist about possibly having ADHD. And it took me so long to finish this video because I kept having to rewind. I couldn't concentrate on what she was saying LOL

[@HuangHangLo]

I do it all the time. I always have to rewatch videos or reread pages of books over and over again because it is so hard to stay focused. This world being so technologically-driven doesn't help.

[@Janae2000]

Literally find myself being like ok ok pay attention this time lmao

[@HuangHangLo]

@@Janae2000 Only to let your mind wander again! 😆

[@andreamorales4994]

Girl same.

[@Notjay95]

I was about to comment, about how I had to watch this video more than once because I kept getting fixated. You beat me to it lol

[@tylamurray3541]

This video has been extremely helpful and I got more info from this one video than every single one I’ve watched so far !

[@WhatintheADHD]

THIS IS THE BEST COMPLIMENT! thank you😊

[@eveh1112]

This was soooo helpful. I relate A LOT to the inattentive adhd type but never considered it because of the “hyperactive” part. This genuinely opened my eyes and I just wanna say a massive thank you for that

[@flowersforme375]

What are all those medals on the wall?

[@syd2790]

thank you so much for this video!! i feel like with adhd, I always thought I had to be hyperactive and always be moving around/ fidgeting. never thought about the whole ‘mentally hyperactive’ inattentive adhd route - which describes me to a t!

[@lindsdevera8933]

Thank you for this video, i’m only 13 and I Have been diagnosed with ADHD. I’ve been really curious about understanding it more and This really helps me. Thank you ❤️

[@kookiesrmylife]

Yes even if I'm asking questions and "following" along, it's not being registered

[@petrafiedlove]

Hey! This video meant a lot to me. Thank you so much! My dad was yelling at me that I have ADD earlier and I knew I didn’t, so coming over to this video was a saving grace for me and my soul. Thank you with all of my heart and soul, keep doing what you’re doing! You’re amazing!

[@verafonteyne6927]

I'll keep using ADD just because it's easier for people to understand, but it's good to know this!

[@delishme2]

Mental hyperactivity 👌. Thank you for giving me a better way to describe it to others.

[@naturalebeing]

This makes so Much sense and helps me a lot to understand others. I never understood why I can’t relate to people with ADHD who say they can’t pay attention or they’re distractible. I’m hyper focused and really good at paying attention, but I’m sooooo hyper active. I was diagnosed really young but I never was told much about what exactly is my adhd, so I’ve been confused for a long time. The answering questions before the person finishes. How urgent everything is at all times for me, I interrupt a lot because I get so excited about what I’m gonna say and I can’t wait, I can’t sit still for shitttttttt

[@sarahjane9692]

I was born in the 90's and i was diagnosed at 11yrs old with ADD, ODD, & chemically imbalanced. I haven't been diagnosed as an adult, but i find it weird that the definitions and standards keep changing, unless the science has changed. 🤷🏻‍♀️ It's interesting to say the least.

[@penguinp403]

I’m a bit older then you but I was diagnosed in the 90s with ADD as a 14 yr old, they immediately put me onto Ritalin guaranteeing this would help my grades improve, it really didn’t help my grades at all and after about a year I stopped taking the medication because it didn’t make me feel like myself. It made me feel like someone else if that makes sense…not sure how else to explain it but thank you for sharing your story, I felt like I should share mine after hearing yours.

[@sarahjane9692]

@@penguinp403 After I was diagnosed, I was prescribed Seroquel, trileptal, abilify, and clonidine. I felt like a zombie, all I would do is sleep. After a year my mother took me off the meds, because they didn't help. I would always be so tired I'd sleep at school and when I was awake at home I'd be very groggy and irritable. If anything the meds made my situation worse. Thank you for sharing your story as well ❤️

[@8teillumin]

In the last few months I have been to my GP, Mental health team and a very excellent counsellor and have discovered (at 45) that I am on the ADHD-C and ADC spectrums…

[@addisonulberg2278]

I have always been sure that I had adhd but never understood why I didn't move around as much as its described but after that explanation I realized my hyperactivity is mental. So thank you. I would also like to add that i am really positive that I have adhd and my mom thinks I do as well but she doesn't want to get me tested. But without the test I feel like like what if I dont then what is the explanation of what I'm like then so if anyone has any suggestions anything is welcome (Sorry for the long comment )

[@starrwilliams244]

Hi there! I’m a 24 yr old college grad who studied psychology and one of those purposes for doing so was to be able to do proper research on my own mental health. I’ve known for years now that there’s something “different” about me. I currently only have diagnoses of anxiety and depression but my gut is telling me there’s something else. I’m currently scheduled to have a consultation with a psychiatrist to get tested for adhd this coming Tuesday. My best advice for you.. go with your gut. If you feel that that is the explanation to your behavior you may be right. I was never told in school I may have it but now as an adult I have people around me noticing symptoms. It never hurts to find out for certain, and it may finally give you clarity to years long problems. Best of luck ❤️

[@elizabethpimentel8881]

Thanks for this really clear explanation! I can relate to the inattentive type to some degree, but have never been diagnosed. If I do have it, I've been overcompensating my whole life so it's hard to pinpoint (people pleaser here!). If I don't have it, I've just really struggled with disorganization ("squirrel brain") all through my life (I'm 36 now). I also know it's supposedly harder to diagnose in women. I'm going to bring it up to my doc and we'll see what happens.

[@peteroberts2284]

omg this sums up everything so well! what you said about inattentive and working memory is so spot on, I lol'd so much at your example of this, honestly my life haha. I've tried Elvanse, Atomoxetine, Ritalin, Buproprion, Duloxetine so far and they've all been pretty terrible, fingers crossed I can find one that helps!

[@elenavazquez6574]

I’m making a PowerPoint on this so I’m making these for myself. 1:00 - 1:23 3:37 - 3:50 3:59 - 4:20 4:26 - 5:12 so. I think I have adhd. I- okay.

[@marynurrenbern8176]

Very interesting video. I am untreated at this point but was diagnosed a few years back. When you were talking about the types and said you are listening to something and then go to write it down and are like what? That IS ME, takes me forever to go through taped seminars. I have to put on pause, write and then continue. I did not know this was because of ADHD. Thank you for explaining the types I think I am the third tyep.

[@naturalebeing]

It is really frustrating to me the amount of people who claim to have ADHD these days, I think it is majorly misdiagnosed. A lot of the people who tell me they have it, I don’t see symptoms of either. Or they’re just describing normal things all humans struggle with. I got diagnosed when I was 8 because I have the hyperactive impulsive type. It was very obvious something was different about me than other students. I was constantly getting in trouble. Living with severe ADHD is really really hard and it affects so much of your life, that’s why it’s frustrating people claim to know the struggle when they really don’t.

[@pekka2978]

Hi as a medical personnel I tell my clients to always checkup on their family. To know if they are okay. But I didn't have enough time for mine and I didn't notice that my child had ADHD. But I am greatful to Dr Iyhere on youtube for providing a lasting treatment for him. I appreciate you sir.

[@RobinBarr]

LOVE the way you explain things. Maybe because you hold my attention. You are extraordinary!! (and funny!)

[@SimSkeleton]

Thank you for clarifying. I need to get tested lol

[@daniellabeltran3547]

Feeling So weird that I was talking to friend today about it, describing the exact Incorrect version.. I know you heard me somehow 😅 Thank You! I am in the process of finding out what type I am. No ADD, not addressing that no more.

[@cposts621]

I masked the hyperactive side-- so most of the time I’m not “physically hyperactive” but then when I’m get home it’s insane so um-- think the psychology got me wrong and I’m combined???!! Hell

[@hurricanefrid]

What if you're not even hyperactive inattentively though? I'm diagnosed with ADD and I don't experience any kind of hyperactivity, so it's pretty frustrating to be told that I actually have ADHD when I just can't relate to being hyperactive at all

[@oreculeslazyinterstellarte5798]

Same man

[@Janae2000]

Same I’m confused i think it would then be inattentive adhd ....

[@hurricanefrid]

@@Janae2000 Yeah I think so, but that's such a mouthful though. Idk, it just feels a bit erasing to me to just remove ADD as a diagnosis altogether.. Besides, it's already incredibly hard to find any resources where people talk about their experiences with having ADD/inattentive ADHD and I worry that this will only make it even harder

[@jaydamorgaan7703]

Thank you for this video and explanation !! All the other ones before you did not explain it this way !! My mom and sister both have this issue my mom is hyper my sister is calm-er. They both ! Have focus and anxiety issues! I am doing my best to try and help them have a happy healthy life ! Thank you 💟 sending love and hugs to you all !! 💟🌹

[@merrickmorris6373]

Diagnosed with ADD and always felt like people thought I was lying because it was later just adhd

[@tudormiller887]

I've just been officially diagnosed with ADHD combined with 90% accuracy. I'm a brand new subscriber watching from London UK 🇬🇧

[@sweetcinda961]

I’m sure I primarily have inattentive adhd, but I am very much a fidgeter. I listen to random behavioral health issues, and this is the only one that I’m like I probably have it. I’m not a hypochondriac, so I took awhile to consider the possibility. My husband says I don’t need to get a diagnosis if I’m able to manage it, and I sort of agree. I was able to make excuses throughout my life, but the more I pay attention to myself; I can notice the things that probably irritate others and I.

[@Prince_Yonte]

What are all those medals from ? What sport?

[@smo6836]

My guess would be races. Not certain tho

[@andihd8768]

My practitioner argued with me on this.. I was like, um the dsm5 has clearly states it. I'm F90.2!

[@WhatintheADHD]

Yeah, there's a surprising percentage of physicians that aren't up to date on this!!

[@tyler558912]

I am inattentive according to this but I was diagnosed as adhd by a doctor. Granted I denied having it until my 20’s when I realized it was in fact correct

[@widar1plays645]

As I understand it all subtypes can exhibit the same symptoms, it's just a matter of what side you gravitate towards when given the option. If you force a person with hyperactive and impulsive type ADHD to sit still they will start to exhibit inattentive symptoms and if you were to force a person with primarily inattentive adhd to move around a lot their mind would probably feel calmer. Also contrary to what this video implied the rarest subtype is primarily hyperactive ADHD

[@jojozepofthejungle2655]

I like how you have all your medals and trophies up behind you. It shows that you put in 110%

[@LilGalaxy_Nox]

I was diagnosed with ADHD awhile back but after around a year they said I now had ADD and I was confused. I still had all the things I had with ADHD but half of it moved to my head, or thats how I explain it. I guess I have a mix lol. But some people think I also have autism, I'm not sure about that, but me and my bf act almost the same and he has autism. I have sensory issues and had them since I was little. I always refused to wear or even touch sertian things. I would always complain about clothes and textures. I also couldn't sit still, one of my classmates in 2nd grade had special stuff bc of his ADHD, and I would always ask if i would use one of his fidgets. I did move but it was more suttle than other people with ADHD. When I got older I learned that when I move I brought others attention, I would constantly talk and interupt people. I hated it and others did too, but it was like I couldn't control it. When I heard something interesting I felt like I needed a say. For that reason lots of people started hating on me. By then I would lose focus almost every class and never pay attention, I would have to be reminded things a lot and always remember last minute. By this time I was diagnosed but people still didnt like the fact that i kept randomly rased my volume or talk so quiet no one herd, or other symptoms. I excepted that I did have ADHD and found ways to help myself not go "crazy". One way is that when I got a computer bag I would put it on my lap, the weight would make it so i didnt have to constantly move, and it would help with the blirting.. Most the time. I would also always spin my pencil on my fingers. I would still zone out and stare into that one kids soul creepily but it helped a bit. I still am terified of crouds and random loud noices, I do get oversimulated and freeze up, but my close friends are always with me to help me out of a tough situation.

[@MsLaynaF]

Anyone else struggling to listen to this ENTIRE video?

[@WhatintheADHD]

Yeah

[@alexanderchacon6690]

Taking notes and pausing every few secs made me internalize the info better :)

[@weedingist]

Great explanation!!!

[@adhdjourney5157]

I was never given a specified ADHD diagnosis, but I'm definitely Combined. I'm hyper physically and mentally, forget crap I'm doing while I'm doing it (or forget what I'm saying to someone while I'm talking to them, usually when telling a story). I guess the one similarity with all of ADHD is this: It all sucks. :D lol

[@GoADHDGo]

The difference between ADHD and ADD is an H.

[@Catrikandharper]

I have combined ADHD and dislexea “sorry I can’t spell”

[@alexanderchacon6690]

Haha I love this, I swear I type byslexia too often 😂

[@pulsarphil]

So, is that DSM5 a US only thing or international? Cus I'm from Finland and this is the first time I've ever heard of it.

[@hurricanefrid]

I'm from Sweden and ADD is still used as a diagnosis here so, while I don't know if it's a US only thing, it's definitely not an international thing.

[@diegofiorillo6412]

I am mellow but I can’t focus and not motivated

[@arjun63]

Do more on caffeine please - my dad has adhd & sheep’s like a baby after Earl grey tea (twinnings) & gets a migraine at 4:30am Dumfries he forgets to take caffeine tea w lactose free tea

[@WhatintheADHD]

Have you seen my caffeine video? Check that our, and then I also have a writer working on a caffeine article for my new job www.getinflow.io/blog

[@Mindy_T]

I lost the topic after 3 minutes and 14 🤣🤣🤣 got distracted by those medals, wondering if she’s an overachiever or some stuff, and realising that I always noticed more the environment than the actual people in the picture, especially in dating apps, and that reminded me of that girl I met which was weird because she didn’t like me looking in her eyes, and thank goodness I have my new GF which she wrote me couple of minutes ago but I forgot to reply back… 🤔🤔🤔 what was it? Ah her supper… oh yeah I have to have dinner too, what about bacon and bread?!? 🤔🤔🤔 Aaaaaaand the video is over 🤣🤣🤣 sorry.

[@groawning1345]

Doing better?

[@breec6573]

this was super helpful everything makes sense now thank you!

[@Cactus_bryce]

I bet this video was hell to make with add/adhd

[@arguchik]

Just FYI: the term "ADD" was removed when the DSM-3 (1980) was revised and the DSM-3 R was released in 1987. It doesn't really matter that practitioners and lots of other people still use "ADD" to explain/name primarily-inattentive ADHD. For those of us with combined-type ADHD, though - at least for me - it's really useful to understand that my two "modes" (turned inward and looking very still and silent from the outside vs. bouncing off the walls) are basically different manifestations of the same thing. So in the former case, I look still to other people, but inside my head, my mind is bouncing off the walls. So either way, some part of me is bouncing off the walls, LOL.

[@shelleycharlesworth5177]

I think this is great info. Thanks ! Ok so I guess that my partner has ADHD and RSD. He lacks time management, loses things, procrastinates, over thinks, over talks and is a perfectionist. But he is not hyperactive. Doesn’t fidget. Can blurt out things & interrupt often but CAN often be a good listener. He CAN focus and he isn’t distracted once on task. He is overly sensitive-gets his feelings hurt so easily.

[@dreadsndogs4406]

The thing is though, the professionals still use ADD as a diagnosis for the inatentive type. I got mine three weeks ago and they labeled it ADD not ADHD - although I know it falls under the same umbrella

[@isaac13d]

I was diagnosed with ADD when I was a little kid. Wonder if they kept the old diagnosis on file or if that got changed when the definitions updated

[@PseudoPseudoDionysius]

Nah, it definitely still just says what was written originally. They’re unlikely to go back and a change the really old file of a former patient. It’s up to the clinician to recognise outdated diagnoses on a file and know what to classify it as now.

[@jokergaiming8896]

I was diagnosed of A.D.H.D on time at an early stage of my life, and as a result I was home schooled, I wasn't happy about my condition especially when I see my siblings going to school every morning. As the years went by, I got to know about Dr Iyhere on youtube and I have tried out his sessions and drugs, I started day school last spring and it has been amazing.

[@polka_dot]

I still use ADD and I'm going to use add for a while because adhd and aDD are still different you keep explaining the same thing that everybody else explains it. Yes, I have some hyper fixation. However, I'm more of the add type and I basically forget everything and I have a friend who's a lot crazier than I was and that friend had ADHD. There was a huge gap Plus it's easier and I don't really care And it just makes sense. They're both ADHD. However, add is just inattentive or more. Inattentive and ADHD is less inattentive and then you got the center of the two basically it's just easier to call it, add and ADHD because saying ADHD inattentiveness is too long so please keep it simple

[@ludlowbuckley5373]

This is the most ADHD answer ever lol 😂

[@zyniriwild1991]

I honestly looking into this alot and can tell i fall into alot of these yet my mom like “ you dont have adhd your not hyper active “🙄

[@azdoinfo4702]

Due to the nature of my job I have been unable to try out alot of things, also I tend to be forgetful of things so I went to the hospital and I was asked to conduct some tests. When the doctors told me I had ADHD, and meeting Dr Iyhere after all these so called treatments, my life has been quite difficult.

[@GreenBlueWalkthrough]

I still prefer ADD as my Doctor never brought up the three types and it fit's me better... As in ADD is not the same as ADHD although you can have both... Like I have Chorns colitis which people don't think s a thing too but I do have both so... And I also have Autism, Atypical Scioscia(Which KZbin does not think is a thing) with my ADD and it's alot easier to explain to people then I'm ADHD inteive type and autistic and Atypical Scioscia. Which let's be honest how many normakl people knows the difference between the types but do no what happens when you remove the H?

[@neilwolfiegem8889]

I am going to a test soon Because my parents were called by my teacher that I zone out often and my friends say that I am not really paying attention To addition I am very forgetful etc So my parents are going with me and my brother to the doctor or whatever to let us get looked at (My brother is Litterally the same like me except we think he is C instead of PI like me) But my little sister is Litterally the complete opposite she doesn’t have any syptoms and I hope she‘ll not get any. My mother looked up the cause of ADHD and she said it has something to do with the birth My mother had problems with the birth of my brother and me But the birth of my little sister was without any problems I‘ll probably update when I got the results

[@rageoustorighteous]

I’m combined😑

[@melissamonroe561]

Thank u, thank u, thank u! Now I just have 2 figure out how 2 fix it! But this helps so very much!

[@alexanderchacon6690]

Dont think you can "fix" or "cure" adhd. I know prescriptions and therapy (both at the same time would work wonders and therapy has positive effects even after 2 years of stopping) can help mitigate the effects and help you control your thoughts and actions. But we are outta luck lol, gotta stay positive tho and keep fighting the good fight :)

[@Ty_spacely]

I needed this video, also W personality

[@WhatintheADHD]

I appreciate you saying that. Thank you. ❤ Life's been rough on me lately.

[@Ty_spacely]

@@WhatintheADHD they didn’t give me a notification for your message till today AFTER a whole month, I’m super sorry your going thru stuff; I hope things gotten a lil better let me know, I’m here if you want to talk about stuff: I can add you on Instagram or something

[@user-tb1lc3nk5j]

Great presentation!

[@rubygilbert4518]

I love your necklace! I’m currently hyper focused on bears. ALL about bears 😂

[@-soushi-4967]

huh thats strange, my psychologist diagnosed me with add instead of adhd but they also werent using add as a synonym for adhd because my brother has adhd he sees the same psychologist. i dont think it makes that much of a difference though since my medication works really well for me. it doesnt really make that much of a difference to me wether or not i have add or adhd its just a slight difference in name.

[@LinkIsMine]

Eh... I'm still gonna call it ADD cuz people seem to understand me better when I call it that. lol

[@lebbanator]

Oh I definitely have combined I was told I had ADD from a super young but I definitely lean towards inetentive

[@nameless8557]

Hi guys I am Maverick, my adhd symptoms, move hands randomly from left to right, look at any kind of light source with the left side of my vision, always itchy, struggling to sleep and keeping a conversation with the help of Dr Iyhere I have been sleeping and I can look at the light source directly now.

[@ALIDEMIR-oe3qh]

Being born this way haven't been funny, during my college days I got tired of taking the medications so I stopped. And my condition got worst. Which made me start looking for a permanent solution when Dr Iyhere's herbal medical page popped up. I took the dosages and followed the prescriptions. I haven't been this active and better in my life.

[@-ERROR-.-]

Tbh I thought I had adhd but now there saying that I have add but I might actually have adhd but I dont rly know anymore

[@brothergladly7091]

Gyal dese bombooclaat!!!! video yah mek Betta Help me cause mi just lose rank is mobile bang bang.

[@JB0i]

It’s impressive how confusing you made this

[@MetalMarioandfriends]

I'm Innatentive type ADHD because I was Diagnosed with ADD when it was a thing

[@OneStepToday]

good research

[@mohamedkamal1926]

​ @What in the ADHD? well done ... Great Video ... brief and clear ... its like ADHD definition for dummies.

[@aerithgainsborough9905]

I think I have ADHD ..... GREAT

[@R0ck3tbunny.]

AHHHHHH. I HAVE COMBINED..... I was fully unaware that both was an option. YOU'RE AMAZING EXPLAINING. even though I might forget 👀😶haha jk I wrote it down 😂😂😂🤦‍♀️

[@Me-yv4vf]

Imagine if we all ADHD people lived together!!! 😀😆

[@OneStepToday]

I have no patience and motivation to fill a questioners, I have observed enough to diagnos myself through videos

[@Me-yv4vf]

Dang it... I have both 😬

[@Super-chad]

...... Helpful...

[@SheenaSpeaks]

OMFGOMFGOMFG!!! I WENT UNDIAGNOSED TILL 33 BECAUSE I HAVE FIBROMYALGIA AND PSORIATIC ARTHRITIS, THUS ***FATIGUE***!! *breathe* I went undiagnosed my entire damn life because I'm a sleepy bitch. Fml

[@WhatintheADHD]

I feel that - same with me but for a few physical disorders 😅

[@noxsinfox1222]

Educational thank you!!

[@oglefrugalbugel9646]

I am very ADHD.

[@Xenonandplutonium]

Omg okaaaaaaaaay

[@chupapimunano6920]

straighten your back, either you have scoliosis or you're leaning to one side a bit to much and you haven't noticed but from here i can see that you should really try to straighten your back to not make what you have worse.

[@Janae2000]

Don’t tell her what to do

[@chupapimunano6920]

@@Janae2000 no

[@WhatintheADHD]

Lol

[@123NopeNotMe]

Haha you definitely may need to see your Dr if THAT is what you chose to focus on.. Lol

[@brazethekitkutoz9552]

Lol😂 wait wait wait don’t leave