Story Time - First Day Taking Adderall - The ADHD Mama

What is it like to take stimulant medication? How was your first day of taking stimulant medication? It was both incredible and horrible.

Millions of people around the globe benefit from medication. It can be very helpful when it works. Some people don’t respond to medication. The effects of stimulants become less severe after a few weeks.

If it didn’t aggravate any other medical condition, I would continue to take stimulants. Story Time video will be the medication I’ll take in the future.

Please tell the story of your first day on ADHD medication.

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How do you break the cycle of anxiety?

Three ways to overcome anxiety are to reduce your triggers, practice deep belly breathing and change your thoughts.

Dr. Elizabeth McMahon explains how to deal with anxiety by focusing on facts and not fears.

#Anxiety #Anxious #MentalHealth

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Visit Dr. McMahon’s website to learn more about her self help workbook, "Overcoming Anxiety & Panic Interactive Guide".
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