What is it like to take stimulant medication? What was the first day like? Well, it was both amazing and terrible.
Medication truly helps millions of people all over the world. When it works it can really help. Medications don’t work for everyone. After taking stimulants for several weeks the effects feel less extreme and it becomes the person’s new norm.
I would still be on stimulants if it did not aggravate another medical issue I have. What medication I take will be Story Time video in a future date.
Tell the story fo your first day taking ADHD medication.
Nicole shares her ADHD story with us. She shares a funny story about how she discovered she had ADHD. In the conversation, Nicole shares many things with us. She will share her thoughts on ADHD and read a letter to her ADHD. Then she will describe the changes in her life as a result of being in the ADHD ReWired Coaching and Accountability Group.
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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.
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.
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