Cause yall swear yall be normal but really low-key high but looking at me like I'm crazy. I kno I'm crazy but ADHD ppl think your the problem. No ma'am or sir it's you.
Some of the things people don’t know about ADHD is that… there’s so much chaos and noise in our heads and Its kinda creepy how silent and calm things are with medication
it shuts off or really slows down the constant thinking and inside voices. It’s nice being able to just focus on something and not having all mind clutter, ideas, thinking voices, etc..
I thought everyone did that. Thinking a lot. It's normal. Sometimes I have to read something over and over to understand what it means. Do I have adhd. Cause I'm really lazy. 🤔
i'm not diagnosed but i really can't focus on anything for a while. taking adderall seems interesting to me because of what people say, but idk if i have adhd or not and it's gonna fuck me up or something.
I havent taken any meds. My inner monologue or rather dialogue has always been strong within me. It fogged down quite a bit over the years I learned to ignore it, but give me a moment of lack of stimuli and the first thing I notice is the noise. I cant fall asleep without a distraction since ever, and when I do, its out of exhaustion. 28, never medicated, always struggled with the simplest tasks. If I've been able to have episodes of functionality without the meds, I absolutely wonder how it would be on medication. You guys should consider yourself lucky. I could probably manage to stuff down that sandwich regardless of whether I'm hungry or not, since I somehow manage to get to eat while caffeinating myself.
Basically the feeling of ADHD is something like where your brain just thinks of the most hardest questions in humanity and then you somehow answer it and it makes sense
compose songs and when I make them as the song is heard armed in the head with all the arrangements made must be the TDHA keep insisting we are misunderstood geniuses because we have to adapt to the world is the world that must adapt to us I once heard a guy who was a psychologist told me that they put the TDHA as an example to follow in some schools is what they should do but the other way around we are seen as a threat to school stability of students I say this because of my time in school
Once he sat down, I literally thought to myself “If that kicks in right about now, he probably won’t even wanna eat that”. I was bones when I was medicated because I had zero appetite.
@@MiQuentin yea okay say what u want! It gives u light effects like meth. People that have have adhd that do meth tend to chill out when they are on it.
Most frustrating things about ADHD as an adult: Taking forever to complete one task because you get so distracted by other tasks that weren't even planned nor necessary to complete the one, having numerous multitasking going on at once, the amount of post-its you use and other self created reminders, trying to look up one thing but venturing off to about 15 other things, having insomnia because your brain does cardio at night or because you randomly get the urge to research whether giraffes can dance, explaining one thing that leads to at least 10 "long story short but still long" details, etc...
Finally a comment on what it’s actually like to have adhd. Less popular since everyone in this comment section is people without it claiming to have it, or trying to sucker meds out of their doctor … disgusting behavior
The worse part is that I teach...I used a technology example for a math problem one day. I then went into comparing the ideologies behind the Jetsons and the Flintstones and how we're moving closer to living like the Jetsons. Anyway, at the end of it all, the little boy's name on the Jetson's was Elroy and the Flintstones' boss's daughter was named Concretia because he owned the concrete business. I had to look it up because I couldn't remember the kids' name and my students didn't know. I swear the initial example had to do with the distance a drone could cover...
I like to quote the movie 'Lucy' instead "I feel everything. The space, the air, the vibrations, the people, I can feel the gravity, I can feel the rotation of the earth, the heat leaving my body, the blood in my veins, I can feel my brain, the deepest parts of my memory"
The wildest thing that happened after being prescribed adderal was having a conversation and acting like hearing and understanding what the person was saying. It blew my fucking mind.
The first time taking Adderall was so weird. I felt like I could actually read and concentrate instead of having a million conversations in my head going on a the same time 😂
Omfg the first time I drove was actually the first time I took adderall was so wild, like I wasn’t overwhelmed with everything happening around me when driving
@@GamingDad I loved it, I felt like I could actually just concentrate on one thought at a time. I have adhd so I don't produce dopamine no where near the same as someone who doesn't have adhd. That Adderall contains amphetamines which produce dopamine when I take It and allows me to produce more dopamine to reach normal levels. So Adderall for me basically makes me think and act normally lmao. Adderall for someone who doesn't have a certain neurological disorder/ mental illness will make it feel like you're on speed all day lol
@@GamingDad I'm not sure to the full extent of what low dopamine does to me as I have a few issues I struggle with. So I use other medications just to help me throughout the day lol
I don't know about Adderall but I just started Vyvanse and I cried when the clarity of mind hit cause the first time ever in my life I was FINALLY in control of my own mind 🥰 best day I EVER had and that's just day 1!!! Here's hoping day 2 is as amazing too!!!
How are you doing?! I was finally diagnosed this week and I'm on my second day of adderall. I completely understand how you feel. I cried too! I wasn't expecting the clarity and focus. You don't know any different when you've gone your whole life with brain chaos
@@katholeenloveit8923 sadly the dose was too high (50mg) so stopped taking it after 3 days till I can get it fixed (it kept me up for 3 days 😅) but I fully intend on getting back on them 110% cause it was too good to be true with the clarity of mind 😑
Heyyy welcome to the party! Vyvanse is great stuff. Completely changed my life. Overnight, (not really bc of course I don't take it before bed for obvious reasons but you get the idea), I went from a non-productive, depressed mess who couldn't help but drag her feet on just about everything, even things I love and feeling so awful and down, because I couldn't get anything done, as well as constantly comparing myself to neurotypicals and feeling so jealous of their "normalcy" to feeling like HOLY SHIT THIS IS WHAT LIFE IS SUPPOSED TO BE LIKE? WOOOOOOOO I CAN GET SHIT DONE??? I CAN PARTICIPATE IN GROUP LEARNING? I CAN GET SCHOOLWORK DONE?? I CAN ACTUALLY USE UP MY ENERGY IN THE DAY AND SLEEP WELL AT NIGHT??? It's a similar, but far more intense feeling to the one I get as a person with asthma whenever I have a mint candy like a mentos or whatever, and I remember what being able to breathe freely is like without phlegm stuffing up the already limited area of my windpipe... ...if you haven't already guessed I'm so used to having asthma that I rarely use my inhaler because I don't register minor breathing difficulties as a problem. oops.
@@LDZombie 50mg can be a lot for when you're just starting out. As with many psychiatric medications, you'll want to start out slow, especially since Vyvanse is a stimulant. Over time you'll build a tolerance and will go higher on dosage (under your doctor's supervision, of course.) Stimulants can be a lot when you've only just started them and they can fuck with your sleep and heart immensely if you take them at the wrong time or take more than your body can handle at a given time. The way you've written it, it sounds like you've stopped cold turkey, am I correct? Just with going up, if you're stopping stimulants you need to go down gradually over a few days or more depending on the size of your dose, or you will crash, badly. Glad you got so much help out of them though! As long as you're using them properly under a doctor's supervision Vyvanse can really change your life for the better. Hopefully you'll be able to get your hands on lower dosage tablets/pills and start up again soon. Best of luck to you!
@@charlottebarham7722 i did my best to read all that lol but as a person with adhd you should be aware that large blocks of text are not easy to read 😅although i feel ya on the asthma cause i used to have it bad too used to be on a nebulizer as a child cause i could hardly breath as it was let alone with things like mints and such but funny enough, smoking weed is both a blessing and a curse for people with asthma if you smoke from a bong and while yes over time it did increase my lung capacity it was cause it was stretching the walls of my lungs... meaning that yes, i was able to breath a lot better but now if i got in a car crash i have a high likelihood of popping a lung.. but i mean ayy im not even on a puffer now thanks to it but yeah has a big downside too
After 34 years, I was diagnosed with ADHD this week. I was prescribed adderall yesterday, and when it hit, I could not believe how silent my mind was. No overwhelming brain chatter, thoughts, ect. I can actually focus! Was so shocked. This is how other people are able to think?! DAILY?!?!? I teared up, it is been absolute bliss. I woke up today, took the adderall and proceeded to get everything I needed to do done with an hour to spare. Previously, I'd be distracted by every little thing that needed done or caught my eye and my own thoughts, then nothing would get done fully and id be rushed and out of time. The silence is going to take some getting used to. Ive been in a static fog for 34 years basically so not being in it is strange. But focus is amazing and worth it!
*Not me. On Adderall, I eat, have an appetite, and enjoy eating. I will say that I'm not as bothered/impatient/mad/desperate/sad before eating and feeling hunger pangs when I'm on it. I miss being on Adderall. I could actually watch things without feeling like I needed a break literally 5 minutes into it.*
*When I first started taking it, I definitely didn't have much of an appetite, though... but like a month into it, my appetite was normal. I'd actually be eating a LOT. Getting pastrami sandwiches in a bodega around the corner from my sister's house and walking back home was the shit. I loved it.*
*Life definitely FEELS easier on Adderall. I wouldn't necessarily say that things in general get easier, but they definitely FEEL easier to handle and not too OTT overwhelming.*
Thank you so much for this video!! The constant mean voice in your head and feeling like you don't have a reason to struggle, like you're just a terrible person... It's just too relatable... Anyway hope you're better now!
@@natashaherrera5534I know you didn’t ask me, but I have ADHD too and I had to stop taking the medication, because of all the side-effects. My fingertips were always icecold, often purple nails, so were my toes. I developed a horrible rash on my stomach, it was hot like a stovetop and itchy as f***. My neck was painfully tense and I had to remind myself to talk slowly and blink from time to time. I was napping with my eyes wide open. My mouth was very dry. I had difficulties sleeping at night. My heart was pounding at a terrifying pace, like I was running. My heart started hurting and my OTC-value went up a bit more every time I had a check up at the doctor. It was very unpleasant and painful. So I was asked to stop taking the medication immediately. And I feel a lot better physically. Even though I need more breaks and more time and energy for little tasks than other people but I like it better this way. Feels more natural and I‘m more myself.
As someone with ADHD I thought the whole point was how impressive it was that he made himself a meal and got to the table... just completing a basic morning task. That’s how kind blowing and life changing adderall is for me!! I can’t do basic tasks without it... but now reading the comments, I think a lot of people take it for much different reasons🤔😅 I envy you easy sandwich makers!
the people who can make sandwiches without it don’t really need it.. i forget to do my basic tasks for living like showering and drinking water because my brain is so busy and i forget all the time
Can you describe the feeling exactly? Because I was just diagnosed with bipolar 1 earlier this year and can't get myself out of bed, for the most part. Is that what you're talking about? I'm just curious if ADHD and bipolar 1 symptoms overlap and how to know the difference. I already got misdiagnosed with BPD😒 The worst.
As someone with ADHD who takes a similar kind of medicine, this is literally what it's like. You're able to work for hours but your brain tells you "Lunch? What's lunch?"
Yep! It helps me get through the workday, but it also makes sudden transitions in tasks infinitely harder lol. Not to mention only being able to eat when it starts wearing off so I try to eat when I take a dose....
@@amgirl4286 talk to him about it. It's usually started out low and then adjusted based on the individual. Which isn't really based off of anything like weight or age, rather what works for you. Some heavy set man may only need a low dose, while a child thrives off of a higher dose. Also, maybe a different medication. I took Ritalin for 8 months before I realized it did nothing for me and I was so frustrated. My doctor changed me over to Adderall and it's like a light switch. Each person's response is different, and it really only takes experimenting to find out.
It's kind of like u doing normal things and suddenly you remember your purpose of life and what u have gone through and when u snap back to reality, u are *what the hell was I doin-*
Does this happen only with adderal or other medicine aswell ? Ive gotten a diagnosis a week ago and have been prescribed medikinet which is similar to concerta
The first time I took mine (after the doctor suspected it would help since the other meds he tried didn’t) and I literally cried to my mom I remember telling her how I can think clearly now like it’s not all just words and everything being literally thrown at me where I’m just in the middle of it all left to sort out the mess like it’s all so clear and I literally was in tears like “this is how it should be” I hardly remember that now, I was about 16 then and stayed on it until I was about 21 when I had to get a new adult dr who then decided that I didn’t have adhd and it was only a bandaid for me and she didn’t want me on it anymore, and that really hurt because all that I worked so hard for like for the first time in my life I felt like I was able to catch up like for once I was going and doing good (and even feeling good about it all) but sadly it couldn’t last because when I didn’t have the meds anymore I just had to watch it all crash and burn because I wasn’t able to keep up with it all or her and tbh i don’t ever think I’ll get over that one because it’s like oh how it could all be so different ..how I would be so different but that’s only because I am too like duh lol
Can't you go to another doctor, who could possibly prescribe you Adderall? Like to get a second opinion (or rather third in your case) It's kinda questionable to have a solution to your problem, that increases the quality of your life, and not use it. Does your doctor think there is another way for you to get your problem resolved that requires time and not to use Adderall?
@@frogbrain944 I’ve had like four of them already just as an adult lol so like already tired that lol and that’s kinda the problem tho like I guess when they ask you if you’ve had any that has worked and I tell them that, it’s not an appropriate answer for me to say that I liked the adderall the best (even tho it was, as it worked to help me in many ways a lot of which was more than any other one/s I’ve tried) and it’s like it shouldn’t be this hard exactly but it is and along with already being severely depressed it’s like just too much (especially considering I went to the same place, just different doctor, yet still it’s the same thing as if it never happened) I really don’t know what to do anymore tho it’s been years of me fighting and trying, I’ve never had a job, never had a relationship of any kind even friends because I am not able to keep up long enough to even have that lol (each time I try to get on some kinda disability they end up denying it because none of my doctors want to help me there too, as if them doing that to me ain’t causing more damage lol like thanks to mom for not kicking me out over all these years?) Side note that is kinda relating to this as well, the anxiety, I have been diagnosed with with severe anxiety and have even been given Xanax before from again that one kids psych as well as a primary doctor and it’s so funny to me because this is not new like ever since I was little (like 8 or so?) the only one thing that everyone was able to agree on (because a lot of them didn’t know what it was that was ‘wrong’ but knew it was something bigger then what they could do) but it was that my depression and anxiety were a problem and a severe one at that. I’d think that would qualify for anxiety medicine like something as needed you know like something that will help if it becomes bad or if I had something that I had to do that’s important yet my body physically works against me, like I mean it’s not far off and I’ve heard it be a thing where you can get allowed a set number for the month like that just in case would be a huge weight lifted off my shoulders, but there too I guess it’s not bad enough or something? … or maybe I’ve internalized it all like I know for a fact it’s there I had flashbacks and stuff in middle/ high school lol like sure they don’t happen as frequently anymore but they still like to pop back up for a day or two, and in that case I am only powerless, it’s just me and my brain/ body that I get to sit and suffer with myself, quite literally tho and I mean I get it like sure who would want that lol I mean heck I don’t even want it lol but too bad that it’s about all I know, so there really is nothing else. Still makes me sad tho lol like I can feel it, the spiral, it pulls at me and all I can do is just stay still because if I don’t move then nothing bad will happen, just resist it. Always.
Nah. It's just those 3 seconds of when you feel the meds actually kick in. Then you go into normal mode. I've taken Adderall for like 20 years and it can still feel like the video portrayed when it starts to kick in on bad adhd days.
Idk it's listed as a side effect and some adhd people also say they loose their appetite. I luckily don't loose it, but I'm full way quicker then before :D I guess that's the best outcome
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@@trevorsanchez2470 yeah I know you Fucking moron that’s why people have it prescribe to them... why does every internet warrior have the mental acuity of a potato
There's a bunch of things he forgot to do before he sat down that would lead him to so many other things. By the time he actually sits to eat, it would have been late in the day and a bunch of minute tasks chained in a domino effect would have been accomplished 😅
All food literally seems like cold SpaghettiOs when you're on Adderall, I had to start buying protein shakes and drink lots of smoothies because I couldn't handle solid food without throwing up.
@@ErinYell yeah it cause severe weight loss with me, I'm 6'1 and I weighed 115 lb so everybody thought I was sick but didn't understand it was just because I couldn't eat. It took me about a decade to figure out what foods I could eat without getting sick
My daughter has adhd it’s actually interesting to see and read some of the comments to get an idea of older people who have it so I can get more of an idea of what my daughter goes through every day. So those who have shared Thankyou for sharing 💖
When you're older, it more sitting down then suddenly remember EVERYTHING you said you'd do this month and trying to figure out how to get it done in a day.
A mom here also, I have ADD (or ADHD inattentive). I've never been medicated for it. I've struggled with it my whole life. All 3 of my kids have ADHD. They are on low doses of medicine. I often wonder what it's like for them. I continually ask them how they feel and if they want to stop their meds. Just to give them the option. They know that I support them in whatever they want to do for this. But I still continue to wonder how this effects them and if it is helpful. Just like this mom said, thank you all for sharing about your experience with this. It's so helpful to those who don't understand.
Absolutely. I knew the difference between appetite and hunger _before_ starting my meds, but you REALLY learn the difference when you're on them. I can be f*cking starving physically, look at food and go "...nah, not right now."
Here’s the thing when I had to high of a dose I would go maybe 3 or 4 days without eating. It got so bad that my parents didn’t let me take me medicine on the weekends. Developed a bad habit of my parents wanting me to eat literally anything. Then when I got a lower dose I started eating to much go a little bit of a belly. Now I’m exercising every day and am back in shape.
I'm on Concerta for my ADHD, so I feel ya. I am also on Stratera too. but still. Adderall It does not work for me. When I started concerta when I was younger it was the only med that worked after we tried everything, so the doctor had to write a letter to the insurance so that they knew this was medically necessary and they had to cover it.
Yes! I take my meds before getting in the shower every morning and then they kick in while I'm in there and I have this "zing!" moment where I feel like I'm coming out of a coma. My first clear thoughts of the day happen while I'm showering; I plan out everything I'm going to do for the day, I pep talk myself, I do positive affirmations for the day, I let my mind wander and end up stumbling upon answers/solutions to various questions/problems in my life. Shower time is one of my favorite parts of my day.
@@theempireofjudah9315 For neurotypical brains, yes. Weed is generally problematic for people who have executive functioning disorders like ADD and ADHD. I do smoke weed and eat edibles, but it's the last thing I do at night when I want to sleep because it shuts my brain off. The combined types of ADD that I have keep my brain in a shut down state all of the time unless I take my meds, so the last thing I need is something that will mellow me out- I function best on stimulant based meds, or "uppers". Another symptom of my ADDs is that I hyperfocus- my brain zeros in on one thing, gets stuck in a loop and then I can't multitask or even think about other things at the same time. And if my hyperfocus is broken then it's extremely hard for me to get back into the task I was doing before I got distracted. That's really bad for my job where I have to be alert, able to work on several things at a time and be able to easily switch gears. Sativas tend to enhance your focus and I definitely don't need anymore of that. lol I can see how it might help with the hyperactivity part of ADHD though.
@@karmakameleon113 I just believe Americans loved to take pills. These pharmaceutical companies get people hook on these pills. There are plenty of mental techniques that assist with these issues.
I found out I was actually ADHD when my friends took Aderall and rearranged their rooms all day but I took one and turned into Gary the snail when he's the librarian master of the universe.
@@TaylorAmelia not sloth like its that I could actually focus on a task. Not that crazy hyperfocus but just focus like a normal person. That's why I said like Gary in that clip because he's all intelligent and can do all this stuff but it isn't overwhelming him
I stopped taking my ADHD medication a while ago since the first one made me have hardly any appetite then the second one took away my positive moods lol
I honestly thought the mere fact of you MAKING BREAKFAST was the result of Adderall 🤣 But yes, I can relate to that FULL-HD-COLOR transition in the brain. Then I lose my appetite.
@@Takiki LOL same here - I have zero desire to cook, even on meds! I'd much rather use that boost of energy working on my passion projects than feed myself a healthy meal.
I Ansbach adhd I took multiple online tests and I checked every vidieo abt it and I relate to each and bc I’m 8 pretty sure I have it BUT WHAT OS ADDERSLL
Hey fellow AuDHD! I agree. Neurodivergent people can end up being some of your best friends for life, even if they have their own quirks that make them seem really different from everyone else. That's not to say that neurotypical people can't also end up being your best friends, but with NDs conversations and everyday interactions become so much more passionate and interesting!
@@NeanderthalDogma I feel like it's an excuse they give themselves for using amphetamine. There's absolutely zero difference between a meth user and someone with an adhd prescription, only one of them is paying less. I hate big farma, even though I don't even live in the US. It ruined so many lives.
Went my whole life undiagnosed and got diagnosed and prescribed 20mg tablets. It has changed my life, I legit cried the first time I used it cuz I finally felt normal
I feel this! I was 31 before being diagnosed and, now that I'm being treated, it's like night and day! I had just assumed everyone forgot everything, and had piles everywhere, zoned out mid convo, hyperfocused on things for days, and their inner voice was constant hahaha! It was an amazing feeling to finally understand myself a little better😀. I'm way less critical of myself now, I just work with my strengths and try to manage my challenges!
An exact representation of having adhd regardless of medicine😌 Once the kick hits, you suddenly know the answer to complex problems but you shall not eat
Adderall is to slow you down not speed you up. Anyone who reacts like they just consumed cocaine does not have ADHD. The medication has the opposite effect on actual ADHD patients.
@@bigoak4487yes, and no. It's really common if you haven't taken your meds in a while, just started, or just upped them to experience euphoric effects for a few days. Mine usually lasts 3 days then I'm normal again.
I NEVER had a positive experience with any ADHD medication, they all made me anti social, depressed, couldn't even sleep or eat, it amazed me to actually see people have good experiences with it
It is a double edged sword unfortunately. People don’t understand the struggle. I take the lowest dose at 31 and still wrestle with my appetite afterward. Mentally it helps a lot. Unfortunately some states have over regulated it to the point that it requires same day pick up on the prescriptions. Luckily I’m in a state that allows me to pick it up within the week
Sadly this is the truth. Medications don't seem to do a whole lot for me. Though I wish they did. I would feel so much more confident, and I wouldn't care if it made me feel like trash
I had a coworker one time take her meds and that's how I knew her. One day, she was all jumpy, smily, happy, hoppy, and helpful. I was like who are you and why aren't you like this more often? When she was on her meds....I hated her.
My sons tell me I may have ADHD. Maybe I do but I’m used to an active mind. I also have a genius IQ so just accepted that having an insatiable curiosity came with the territory. I compensate with reminders - tons of them! I remind everyone that my auditory memory sucks - if you don’t put it in writing it won’t happen. Meds? Nah. An active mind is normal to me😊
It's to symbolize the fact that you everything you try to eat or dring is repulsive and have no appetite for days on end it's not like he was so zoned out he made spaghetti o's for a drink and meal
Adderal is fucking terrible for people and gets kid drugged up and make them have mood swings and not wanting to eat at all depending on the of the drug and how old they are I’ve got adhd and it isn’t always like what it’s depicted in the vid
bro this is so true when im actually having fun suddenly i would just freeze and think of all the things i can do when im bored later when im bored i forget everything
This was my son with food and he was really emotional, blah, and just not “my kid”. I hated it. The only reason he was on it was because his school pushed for it. So I made a deal with his Dad to only have him take it during the school year, to give him a break for the summer, and be evaluated before school started again. He told me he hated the medication as a teen when i finally put my foot down with his Dad. He is a fully functioning adult, owns his home, and works as a butchers apprentice.
Just wait till the end of the day when it wears off, you’re gonna go into a dark mood at the end of your day, it may help you focus and calm during your school hours but the side affects after are just not worth it!! Even gives you suicidal thoughts! Nasty alternative to adhd
Yes this was my experience. Then if you take too much you can’t sleep so now you’ve just devolved into a burned out tweeker. Not eating, sleeping, weight loss. So for the people who can take this medication and live a somewhat normal life, good on you, but then there’s the rest of us 😂
Took adderall at a young age. Was a D and F student, 2 months grades gone up A to B's. Lost like 40 pounds was just too cracked out to eat. Wild experience, never again though.
I knew a friend that would eat them like crazy. He had a diary he scribbled all manic thoughts in, he never slept. One day he didn't come home and was missing for 3 days. A tow truck driver found him in his car in a parking lot passed out from sleep deprivation
I’ve personally never had this experience and I’ve also never heard of anyone legitimately diagnosed by a psychiatrist as having ADHD that has had a reaction like this in my life. It’s not impossible, but again 🤷🏻♂️. Before I was diagnosed, there would be random, nonsensical thoughts mixed in with 2-3 different songs, full commercials, my inner “Milton” ruminating that I haven’t checked my oil in almost a year and why did I come in to the kitchen? About a week after having started my prescription, thoughts have become linear, the songs & commercials have quieted down almost completely, “Milton” has chilled the F out, and I still don’t remember why I walked in to the kitchen.
That was me for many years. I got so exhausted getting to manage it on my own. I finally caved, but our insurance sucks and it costs me a lot of money out of pocket due to high deductible. kind of wish I did this back when I had good insurance 😭
Go find a Dr! I swear you won’t regret it! I was untreated for 30 years before I finally took that step and I’m so glad I did. Best thing that has ever happened to me!
I dont even take it bc i haven't been diagnosed but i couldnt stop moving my art projects from different piles over and over so i lietened to brown academic noise for adhd relief, i was able to sit my butt down and finish organizing everything instead of freaking out and moving it repeatedly trying to clean everything and nothing at once.
Adderal did that but like.... in reverse lol. Let me go from 'my mind is imploding from the possibilities!' To 'oh hey, i can actually make food. I have the ability to start and finish tasks without becoming completely overwhelmed' made my brain too slow tho, had to move to something else.
This is why im getting an autism diagnosis over an adhd one cuz i can just make food and do *SOME* stuff like neurotypicals like if i make noodles, i put the noodles in the bowl, i put the pan in the sink, and then i eat the noodles and carry on with my day without caring abt the pan. Although it will probably be a different story when im an adult
That’s why I take such a small dose, I can’t tell when it kicks in. I only realize it’s working when I notice that I’ve been more productive than I am without it.
never related to something more , i had a shitty on and off thing going on with aderalls and basically i would only be productive when i took them and on my days off i wouldn’t take them cuz i knew i would just be doing chores if i kept taking them
My bf and I both have adhd but we are two different kinds. If he forgets his vyvanse, it’s an unproductive and inattentive day. If I forget my adderall, I’m bouncing off the walls driving everyone crazy with my hyperactiveness and just overall insanity. We’ve made a joint effort to make sure I never forget mine because it makes for a much more miserable day 😂 (Let it be known, his meds are also a priority…but he’s much better at remembering to take them lol)
When I took my ADHD medicine for the first time in 8th grade my history teacher called my mum to thank her for listening to me when I said I needed help with my day to day life…..because I found assignments from like five months back in my locker and handed them all in and she thought I had done all of them in two days because of my meds 🗿🗿🗿
Omg ok but I would actually do stuff like this. I would have literally no motivation to do anything then hyper focus for a day and do all my homework before the last second (suspension)
@Luke Sweeting exactly it’s legit Methamphetamine and we prescribe this stuff to little kids 🙄 they put me on adderall when I was 7 until I learned the truth and started flushing that shit
Idk what people are saying about meth but I had ADHD medicine. Tried 3 doses since 1 and 2 did nothing, but 3 was apparently overkill bc it gave me massive mood swings😅 completely got me horrified of prescription medicine for years and now my moms saying it could be the cause of my Tourette’s syndrome so greeeaaattt😂😅😓
Meth did the same thing for me. Unfortunately, it came with very nasty side effects and I ended up in jail due to no sleep lash out + withdrawal symptoms. Anyway, its very important to see a qualified professional to get assessed and diagnosed and perhaps even medicated. It sucks to go down the meth rabbit hole and see the men that leer from behind the veil. Self-medication is not the way to go. I regret every day of the years I did meth. Even now I can sometimes see feet running away from me in the corners of my vision. Its scary. And makes it so much harder to get back on the proper meds once it becomes known one has used/uses drugs. I just wanted to put that out there because we're so much more prone to having substance use issues. ❤
@kenziewaltz1714 they are chemically similar. ( don't come at me I've asked. Adderall for literally 20 years) obviously not the same but for some people using meth sadly is their way of self medicating. Like op said, it isn't worth it though and can make it SO difficult to get stimulants prescribed to you.
Exactly... All the people here talking about extremes, how it helps them be super productive or they completely lose appetite when on it... Guy, you either don't have ADHD (in the US it's highly overdiagnosed compared to everywhere else) or you take a way too high of a dose. This "awaking" when it kicks in, super productivity and focus is you just being fuckin high 🙃
@@eliskaneugebauer5338 exactly, for people without adhd it's like that, but for us it just makes us normal and able to do mundane shit without getting distracted
ADHD takes Adderall: "Hmmm, now would be a great time to finish the book I've been reading!" *falls asleep after finishing*. Normal person takes Adderall: *cleans entire house, mows the lawn, washes the neighbor's car & dog* "I CAN HEAR THE PLANTS GROWING! HEYYYYY MACARENA!!!"
That’s why you should always eat before your Adderall, since the idea of sustenance will be horrible to you for the next 5-7 hours. Plus if you don’t eat then you’ll get that horrible tension headache because you’ve been grinding/clenching your teeth for 5 hours.
When he started making the eggs, I was thinking to myself…”how does he still has an appetite, he’s lucky”. Then I realized not having taste for food after taking Adderall was the moral of the story lol
Dude is looking strung out. Didn't really realize that the "meth effects" are so pronounced on someone using D-amphetamine, even though it's analogous to methamphetamine.
😂😂😅 So true ❤❤🙏👍 There’s pros and cons. On the XR I’m constantly hungry yet cant take a bite of food because at the same time I’m slightly nauseous. 🤢 But hey it’s helped me get my life together. My brain just works great on it and does not work at all off. 🤷🏻♀️
@@Ehskkgdhz737v me too, try cyproheptadine. It’s an apetite stimulizer. It makes me hungry even on addy. Just tell them you don’t get hungry and they’ll write you a prescription
I thought you making that sandwich was showing how much easier it is to do everyday tasks with the adderall 😅 can’t tell ya how many eggs, grilled cheese, etc I’ve burned
Lol yeah, I thought this was a joke about actually having the ability to successfully perform a mundane task like making a sandwich rather than wasting an hour trying to decide what music to play while doing it or just materializing a sandwich AND a bowl of cereal without being aware of how exactly it happened 🤣
I saw him start to cook & literally said out loud, “You better hurry!” Bc as SOON as you’re done cooking, the meds will have kicked in & it makes you feel sick to eat 😅
I’ve even been so silly as to order food delivery right after taking my pills thinking “I’ll eat before it kicks in” and then by the time it arrived, didn’t want it anymore. I only made that expensive mistake a couple times before I learned my lesson.
As a kid It made me grumpy and a zombie and I couldn't eat I felt sick when looking at food I'm on Strattera now my doctor immediately said no on adderall
What’s funny is that like every TH-camr had ADHD, maybe they do maybe they don’t but those that do have it are such good TH-camrs because they can’t concentrate on things so they can see everything is whatever they do and are funny
Mine was lose of appetite was all day like most other people I knew that was on it. I wish it only took me thirty minutes after they kicked in to feel hungry
That shit made me so unhealthy, I was around 80lbs when I was 14. Sure it helps you to focus and be more "normal" but at what cost? It's just the legal version of a hard drug and they give it to children.
@@BIackCadillac I agree. It did help me focus in school and raised my grades but at what cost? When I took it I felt like my personality changed and I wasn’t “me” until it wore off.
My son was naturally tall and thin. At 18 he was 6'8" and 176 lbs. A teacher recommended he be assessed for ADD. I was very hesitant to put him on medication because I was terrified it would effect his appetite. I am now so glad I didn't have him assessed because it's my understanding he would have been rejected by the military with an ADD diagnosis. He became a successful Airforce jet mechanic...so proud of him! By the way, he has gained 50 lbs.
I’m just impressed he successfully completed the making of the sandwich without breaking off into 10 other projects then forgetting he was even making something to eat. 😂 I know I’m not alone in this haha
Nope, not alone. I was just diagnosed at 48, and they're trying me on Wellbutrin, but it isn't working after 3 1/2 weeks. When he was making that, I was thinking, "How is he making that before medication?" I will go the whole day without eating and then overload at night. I'm horribly overweight and would love a medicine that makes food unappetizing for awhile.
@@marydidyouknow5826 1) I love your TH-cam name. 🤍 2) I’m the same way with not eating all day then all of a sudden eating my weight in food at night (or 2/3am cuz you know most of us are up that late anyway). 🤗 The only two things that help me with this unfortunately takes energy but it’s worth it in the bigger scheme of things. (I don’t successfully do these things all the time of course. On those days I may eat like 💩 but I’m learning to remind myself to focus on the fact that I’m still feeding myself something) 1) I meal prep, usually on Sundays - Even if it’s a big batch of comfort food or something as simple as slices of deli meat, cheese, etc. 😋 I basically pack a complete meal in single serving containers, that way all I have to do is heat it up in the microwave throughout the week! It takes energy of course, so I don’t put any pressure on myself to diligently do it every week. I’ve discovered that routine does help me with anxiety, so I try to push myself to get it done. The dopamine reward of a nice ready made meal beats feeling hAngry any day, or the feeling of guilt that comes with raiding your kitchen SWAT team style at night. 😅 I forgot what my second point was. 😫 But it was so good. Damnit. ADHD is a blessing and a curse. 😆 I’m sorry you have the struggles that you do. You’ve got tens and thousands of people to lean on for help or a listening ear at least! 🥰 Makes the world of adhd a little smaller. :) Edit: I just re read my comment and see that I’d made my 2 points after all. I’m choosing to keep my original response because this entire message is so typical. 😂
Somehow I lucked out in that adderall doesn’t make me nauseous or unable to eat. It does get me so tunnel-focused and/or productive I /forget/ to eat, though. But then on my days off taking it I’m like a starving person all day even when I do eat😅
Every now and then, though, the pinball gets stuck bouncing back and forth between two bumpers and there's nothing you can do to move it until it finally slips away.
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Adderall is like an uno reverse card for humans. Makes ADHD people normal and normal people have ADHD.
Adderall made me feel like a zombie
It made me a husk of a human being because my mom made me take it even though I didn't have adhd
Cause yall swear yall be normal but really low-key high but looking at me like I'm crazy. I kno I'm crazy but ADHD ppl think your the problem. No ma'am or sir it's you.
I think I have it like I forget basic shit all the time and cant even focus it has been a problem way back and its still is
@@julescharles1032 thats awful.💔. I hope you find healing 🙏.
Some of the things people don’t know about ADHD is that… there’s so much chaos and noise in our heads and Its kinda creepy how silent and calm things are with medication
Mhm
Why does that sound creepy lol
I’m finally at peace 😂
So true people have to understand that
So glad I'm not the only one who is ADHD LOL
it shuts off or really slows down the constant thinking and inside voices. It’s nice being able to just focus on something and not having all mind clutter, ideas, thinking voices, etc..
I thought everyone did that. Thinking a lot. It's normal. Sometimes I have to read something over and over to understand what it means. Do I have adhd. Cause I'm really lazy. 🤔
i'm not diagnosed but i really can't focus on anything for a while. taking adderall seems interesting to me because of what people say, but idk if i have adhd or not and it's gonna fuck me up or something.
It’s normal bruh. Everyone has those voices. You just fell victim to the system if you take that shit
@@lindaglover7088Go talk to a professional, you do describe some common problems related to ADHD.
I havent taken any meds. My inner monologue or rather dialogue has always been strong within me. It fogged down quite a bit over the years I learned to ignore it, but give me a moment of lack of stimuli and the first thing I notice is the noise. I cant fall asleep without a distraction since ever, and when I do, its out of exhaustion. 28, never medicated, always struggled with the simplest tasks.
If I've been able to have episodes of functionality without the meds, I absolutely wonder how it would be on medication.
You guys should consider yourself lucky. I could probably manage to stuff down that sandwich regardless of whether I'm hungry or not, since I somehow manage to get to eat while caffeinating myself.
Basically the feeling of ADHD is something like where your brain just thinks of the most hardest questions in humanity and then you somehow answer it and it makes sense
Where did you come up with this? 😂
compose songs and when I make them as the song is heard armed in the head with all the arrangements made must be the TDHA keep insisting we are misunderstood geniuses because we have to adapt to the world is the world that must adapt to us I once heard a guy who was a psychologist told me that they put the TDHA as an example to follow in some schools is what they should do but the other way around we are seen as a threat to school stability of students I say this because of my time in school
WTF!?!?! 😂😂
Jesus Christ can take captive thoughts. And make them submissive under the power of the holy Spirit. You're not giving God a chance.
@@user-my9xr8ky3ufuck is u talking abt
Once he sat down, I literally thought to myself “If that kicks in right about now, he probably won’t even wanna eat that”. I was bones when I was medicated because I had zero appetite.
I lost so much weight
Same. I never felt hungry and would actively avoid taking it for that reason. I always felt like I wasn’t myself.
Basically it's like meth so I wouldn't doubt you would have a appetite
@@user-NofaceNocase it’s effects are nothing like meth, sit the fuck down
@@MiQuentin yea okay say what u want! It gives u light effects like meth. People that have have adhd that do meth tend to chill out when they are on it.
Most frustrating things about ADHD as an adult: Taking forever to complete one task because you get so distracted by other tasks that weren't even planned nor necessary to complete the one, having numerous multitasking going on at once, the amount of post-its you use and other self created reminders, trying to look up one thing but venturing off to about 15 other things, having insomnia because your brain does cardio at night or because you randomly get the urge to research whether giraffes can dance, explaining one thing that leads to at least 10 "long story short but still long" details, etc...
I never realized that was why I take forever to make a sandwich 🤦♀️😅
Lmao literally me every time I have a college assignment
Finally a comment on what it’s actually like to have adhd. Less popular since everyone in this comment section is people without it claiming to have it, or trying to sucker meds out of their doctor … disgusting behavior
The worse part is that I teach...I used a technology example for a math problem one day. I then went into comparing the ideologies behind the Jetsons and the Flintstones and how we're moving closer to living like the Jetsons. Anyway, at the end of it all, the little boy's name on the Jetson's was Elroy and the Flintstones' boss's daughter was named Concretia because he owned the concrete business. I had to look it up because I couldn't remember the kids' name and my students didn't know. I swear the initial example had to do with the distance a drone could cover...
I don't know if they can dance but I do know they can't swim! Physically impossible.
I like to quote the movie 'Lucy' instead
"I feel everything. The space, the air, the vibrations, the people, I can feel the gravity, I can feel the rotation of the earth, the heat leaving my body, the blood in my veins, I can feel my brain, the deepest parts of my memory"
The wildest thing that happened after being prescribed adderal was having a conversation and acting like hearing and understanding what the person was saying. It blew my fucking mind.
😂😂😂😂😂boy do I need this for work when my Aries clusterffuck boss is scatter chatting with me
Yeah I actually like my family more when medicated because I'm not overwhelmed and thus constantly irritated with them.
I love my meds.
The first time taking Adderall was so weird. I felt like I could actually read and concentrate instead of having a million conversations in my head going on a the same time 😂
Omfg the first time I drove was actually the first time I took adderall was so wild, like I wasn’t overwhelmed with everything happening around me when driving
Ha ... So that's what that would feel like... Wouldn't you miss it though? Talking to yourself...
@@GamingDad I loved it, I felt like I could actually just concentrate on one thought at a time. I have adhd so I don't produce dopamine no where near the same as someone who doesn't have adhd. That Adderall contains amphetamines which produce dopamine when I take It and allows me to produce more dopamine to reach normal levels. So Adderall for me basically makes me think and act normally lmao. Adderall for someone who doesn't have a certain neurological disorder/ mental illness will make it feel like you're on speed all day lol
@@Redstrx so wait, how does the lack of dopamine affect you?
@@GamingDad I'm not sure to the full extent of what low dopamine does to me as I have a few issues I struggle with. So I use other medications just to help me throughout the day lol
I don't know about Adderall but I just started Vyvanse and I cried when the clarity of mind hit cause the first time ever in my life I was FINALLY in control of my own mind 🥰 best day I EVER had and that's just day 1!!! Here's hoping day 2 is as amazing too!!!
How are you doing?! I was finally diagnosed this week and I'm on my second day of adderall. I completely understand how you feel. I cried too! I wasn't expecting the clarity and focus. You don't know any different when you've gone your whole life with brain chaos
@@katholeenloveit8923 sadly the dose was too high (50mg) so stopped taking it after 3 days till I can get it fixed (it kept me up for 3 days 😅) but I fully intend on getting back on them 110% cause it was too good to be true with the clarity of mind 😑
Heyyy welcome to the party! Vyvanse is great stuff. Completely changed my life. Overnight, (not really bc of course I don't take it before bed for obvious reasons but you get the idea), I went from a non-productive, depressed mess who couldn't help but drag her feet on just about everything, even things I love and feeling so awful and down, because I couldn't get anything done, as well as constantly comparing myself to neurotypicals and feeling so jealous of their "normalcy" to feeling like HOLY SHIT THIS IS WHAT LIFE IS SUPPOSED TO BE LIKE? WOOOOOOOO I CAN GET SHIT DONE??? I CAN PARTICIPATE IN GROUP LEARNING? I CAN GET SCHOOLWORK DONE?? I CAN ACTUALLY USE UP MY ENERGY IN THE DAY AND SLEEP WELL AT NIGHT???
It's a similar, but far more intense feeling to the one I get as a person with asthma whenever I have a mint candy like a mentos or whatever, and I remember what being able to breathe freely is like without phlegm stuffing up the already limited area of my windpipe...
...if you haven't already guessed I'm so used to having asthma that I rarely use my inhaler because I don't register minor breathing difficulties as a problem. oops.
@@LDZombie 50mg can be a lot for when you're just starting out. As with many psychiatric medications, you'll want to start out slow, especially since Vyvanse is a stimulant. Over time you'll build a tolerance and will go higher on dosage (under your doctor's supervision, of course.)
Stimulants can be a lot when you've only just started them and they can fuck with your sleep and heart immensely if you take them at the wrong time or take more than your body can handle at a given time.
The way you've written it, it sounds like you've stopped cold turkey, am I correct? Just with going up, if you're stopping stimulants you need to go down gradually over a few days or more depending on the size of your dose, or you will crash, badly.
Glad you got so much help out of them though! As long as you're using them properly under a doctor's supervision Vyvanse can really change your life for the better. Hopefully you'll be able to get your hands on lower dosage tablets/pills and start up again soon. Best of luck to you!
@@charlottebarham7722 i did my best to read all that lol but as a person with adhd you should be aware that large blocks of text are not easy to read 😅although i feel ya on the asthma cause i used to have it bad too
used to be on a nebulizer as a child cause i could hardly breath as it was let alone with things like mints and such but funny enough, smoking weed is both a blessing and a curse for people with asthma if you smoke from a bong and while yes over time it did increase my lung capacity it was cause it was stretching the walls of my lungs...
meaning that yes, i was able to breath a lot better but now if i got in a car crash i have a high likelihood of popping a lung.. but i mean ayy im not even on a puffer now thanks to it but yeah has a big downside too
After 34 years, I was diagnosed with ADHD this week. I was prescribed adderall yesterday, and when it hit, I could not believe how silent my mind was. No overwhelming brain chatter, thoughts, ect. I can actually focus! Was so shocked. This is how other people are able to think?! DAILY?!?!? I teared up, it is been absolute bliss. I woke up today, took the adderall and proceeded to get everything I needed to do done with an hour to spare. Previously, I'd be distracted by every little thing that needed done or caught my eye and my own thoughts, then nothing would get done fully and id be rushed and out of time. The silence is going to take some getting used to. Ive been in a static fog for 34 years basically so not being in it is strange. But focus is amazing and worth it!
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As soon as I saw him making that egg and toast sandwich I thought, oh there’s no way he’s eating that his appetite is about to vanish
Straight meth
I stg I was like that and they only had me on Vyvanse
Appetite lol, I have never been hungry, I force myself to eat, I ain’t a bitch, but wait, you must be
Hahaha yep
Hmm I should try these pills I’m trying to lose weight
I've literally been in front of food I like, hearing my stomach actively grumbling, and been like, "nah"
*Not me. On Adderall, I eat, have an appetite, and enjoy eating. I will say that I'm not as bothered/impatient/mad/desperate/sad before eating and feeling hunger pangs when I'm on it. I miss being on Adderall. I could actually watch things without feeling like I needed a break literally 5 minutes into it.*
*When I first started taking it, I definitely didn't have much of an appetite, though... but like a month into it, my appetite was normal. I'd actually be eating a LOT. Getting pastrami sandwiches in a bodega around the corner from my sister's house and walking back home was the shit. I loved it.*
*Life definitely FEELS easier on Adderall. I wouldn't necessarily say that things in general get easier, but they definitely FEEL easier to handle and not too OTT overwhelming.*
@earlaweese Why did you stop taking it?
fr 😭😭 my stomach will growl for HOURS and i just won’t eat
Thank you so much for this video!! The constant mean voice in your head and feeling like you don't have a reason to struggle, like you're just a terrible person... It's just too relatable... Anyway hope you're better now!
I'm so happy for you and the people that meds have helped. I tried all of them but they bothered my heart 😢
How did the medication make you feel?
Shame, man! That sucks! Have you tried herbal supplements like Lion's Mane etc
@@natashaherrera5534I know you didn’t ask me, but I have ADHD too and I had to stop taking the medication, because of all the side-effects.
My fingertips were always icecold, often purple nails, so were my toes.
I developed a horrible rash on my stomach, it was hot like a stovetop and itchy as f***.
My neck was painfully tense and I had to remind myself to talk slowly and blink from time to time.
I was napping with my eyes wide open.
My mouth was very dry.
I had difficulties sleeping at night.
My heart was pounding at a terrifying pace, like I was running.
My heart started hurting and my OTC-value went up a bit more every time I had a check up at the doctor.
It was very unpleasant and painful.
So I was asked to stop taking the medication immediately.
And I feel a lot better physically.
Even though I need more breaks and more time and energy for little tasks than other people but I like it better this way.
Feels more natural and I‘m more myself.
Have you tried a non-stimulant like Strattera?
Don’t give up! Try something else!
As someone with ADHD I thought the whole point was how impressive it was that he made himself a meal and got to the table... just completing a basic morning task. That’s how kind blowing and life changing adderall is for me!! I can’t do basic tasks without it... but now reading the comments, I think a lot of people take it for much different reasons🤔😅 I envy you easy sandwich makers!
the people who can make sandwiches without it don’t really need it.. i forget to do my basic tasks for living like showering and drinking water because my brain is so busy and i forget all the time
i thought the same! I was like yes just functioning normal.
I thought the sandwich making was the result. Hahahah on I can't even function enough to sandwich. Hahaha
Haha exactly for me it's like 40 steps
Can you describe the feeling exactly? Because I was just diagnosed with bipolar 1 earlier this year and can't get myself out of bed, for the most part.
Is that what you're talking about?
I'm just curious if ADHD and bipolar 1 symptoms overlap and how to know the difference. I already got misdiagnosed with BPD😒 The worst.
As someone with ADHD who takes a similar kind of medicine, this is literally what it's like. You're able to work for hours but your brain tells you "Lunch? What's lunch?"
I get less hungry when I take it
I just got diagnosed at 40. My doc put me on low dose Adderall but I don’t feel any different. Any advise?
Yep! It helps me get through the workday, but it also makes sudden transitions in tasks infinitely harder lol. Not to mention only being able to eat when it starts wearing off so I try to eat when I take a dose....
@@amgirl4286 talk to him about it. It's usually started out low and then adjusted based on the individual. Which isn't really based off of anything like weight or age, rather what works for you. Some heavy set man may only need a low dose, while a child thrives off of a higher dose.
Also, maybe a different medication. I took Ritalin for 8 months before I realized it did nothing for me and I was so frustrated. My doctor changed me over to Adderall and it's like a light switch. Each person's response is different, and it really only takes experimenting to find out.
Ye,when I used to take medication for my ADHD it abolished my apatite for any food
So at school I would Never have lunch for a couple of years
The power of infinite thoughts, pure chaos, contained. Harnessed.
I’m stealing this. Thank you
Man when i took vivance i became sheldon cooper himself but i had to stop bc i was built like a starved orphan from the 1700s 😭
My man has it. As a future nurse...current student in the nursing field,...i understand how it affects and what they need to do to help.
It's kind of like u doing normal things and suddenly you remember your purpose of life and what u have gone through and when u snap back to reality, u are *what the hell was I doin-*
Literally
OMG my people
Does this happen when you take the adderall or when you don't take it?
@@sherine9033 take it
Does this happen only with adderal or other medicine aswell ? Ive gotten a diagnosis a week ago and have been prescribed medikinet which is similar to concerta
Can confirm, random objects turning into spaghettios happens in a daily basis
Oh shit
This comment just made my day. Thank you
Same bro same
wait its all spaghettios?
Wait what😂😂😂
The first time I took mine (after the doctor suspected it would help since the other meds he tried didn’t) and I literally cried to my mom I remember telling her how I can think clearly now like it’s not all just words and everything being literally thrown at me where I’m just in the middle of it all left to sort out the mess like it’s all so clear and I literally was in tears like “this is how it should be” I hardly remember that now, I was about 16 then and stayed on it until I was about 21 when I had to get a new adult dr who then decided that I didn’t have adhd and it was only a bandaid for me and she didn’t want me on it anymore, and that really hurt because all that I worked so hard for like for the first time in my life I felt like I was able to catch up like for once I was going and doing good (and even feeling good about it all) but sadly it couldn’t last because when I didn’t have the meds anymore I just had to watch it all crash and burn because I wasn’t able to keep up with it all or her and tbh i don’t ever think I’ll get over that one because it’s like oh how it could all be so different ..how I would be so different but that’s only because I am too like duh lol
I don't understand why did they decide you don't have it
Can't you go to another doctor, who could possibly prescribe you Adderall? Like to get a second opinion (or rather third in your case)
It's kinda questionable to have a solution to your problem, that increases the quality of your life, and not use it. Does your doctor think there is another way for you to get your problem resolved that requires time and not to use Adderall?
@@frogbrain944 I’ve had like four of them already just as an adult lol so like already tired that lol and that’s kinda the problem tho like I guess when they ask you if you’ve had any that has worked and I tell them that, it’s not an appropriate answer for me to say that I liked the adderall the best (even tho it was, as it worked to help me in many ways a lot of which was more than any other one/s I’ve tried) and it’s like it shouldn’t be this hard exactly but it is and along with already being severely depressed it’s like just too much (especially considering I went to the same place, just different doctor, yet still it’s the same thing as if it never happened) I really don’t know what to do anymore tho it’s been years of me fighting and trying, I’ve never had a job, never had a relationship of any kind even friends because I am not able to keep up long enough to even have that lol (each time I try to get on some kinda disability they end up denying it because none of my doctors want to help me there too, as if them doing that to me ain’t causing more damage lol like thanks to mom for not kicking me out over all these years?)
Side note that is kinda relating to this as well, the anxiety, I have been diagnosed with with severe anxiety and have even been given Xanax before from again that one kids psych as well as a primary doctor and it’s so funny to me because this is not new like ever since I was little (like 8 or so?) the only one thing that everyone was able to agree on (because a lot of them didn’t know what it was that was ‘wrong’ but knew it was something bigger then what they could do) but it was that my depression and anxiety were a problem and a severe one at that.
I’d think that would qualify for anxiety medicine like something as needed you know like something that will help if it becomes bad or if I had something that I had to do that’s important yet my body physically works against me, like I mean it’s not far off and I’ve heard it be a thing where you can get allowed a set number for the month like that just in case would be a huge weight lifted off my shoulders, but there too I guess it’s not bad enough or something?
… or maybe I’ve internalized it all like I know for a fact it’s there I had flashbacks and stuff in middle/ high school lol like sure they don’t happen as frequently anymore but they still like to pop back up for a day or two, and in that case I am only powerless, it’s just me and my brain/ body that I get to sit and suffer with myself, quite literally tho and I mean I get it like sure who would want that lol I mean heck I don’t even want it lol but too bad that it’s about all I know, so there really is nothing else.
Still makes me sad tho lol like I can feel it, the spiral, it pulls at me and all I can do is just stay still because if I don’t move then nothing bad will happen, just resist it. Always.
Addiction?
Your doctor sounds like a shit doctor.
That's the reaction of someone without ADHD. For folks with ADHD you suddenly experience the following 'Oh wow, i am normal. My head is clear'
Nah. It's just those 3 seconds of when you feel the meds actually kick in. Then you go into normal mode. I've taken Adderall for like 20 years and it can still feel like the video portrayed when it starts to kick in on bad adhd days.
Also was thinking the same thing
Idk it's listed as a side effect and some adhd people also say they loose their appetite. I luckily don't loose it, but I'm full way quicker then before :D I guess that's the best outcome
Очень прикольно знать, что во всем мире люди с СДВГ, при приеме стимуляторов испытывают одинаковое ощущение, когда чувствуешь себя нормальным и мысли перестают прыгать. Сдвг привет из России
Yes and no. I passed out after taking the 1st pill in half an hour or an hour and I was sitting down...
This was so accurate it actually hurts and he deserves an award for describing what highly paid psychologists only pontificate about.
@@trevorsanchez2470 yeah I know you Fucking moron that’s why people have it prescribe to them... why does every internet warrior have the mental acuity of a potato
You are gay
@@youngmagic8343 ooh that hurt 😂👌🏾
this is not accurate at all, you’re delusional
Facts
Bro I thought the punchline was that he was able to focus long enough to actually make food lmao
exactly xD
Same xD
Hah, samesies...
I thought exactly the same thing
Same
There's a bunch of things he forgot to do before he sat down that would lead him to so many other things. By the time he actually sits to eat, it would have been late in the day and a bunch of minute tasks chained in a domino effect would have been accomplished 😅
If adderall makes you feel like this then that’s probably a pretty good indicator that you don’t have ADHD
All food literally seems like cold SpaghettiOs when you're on Adderall, I had to start buying protein shakes and drink lots of smoothies because I couldn't handle solid food without throwing up.
Sucks to be you.
Damnit like cold spaghetti
WAIT I literally thought I was insane for investing in protein shakes and smoothies but I'm glad I'm not the only one that had issues with solid food
@@ErinYell yeah it cause severe weight loss with me, I'm 6'1 and I weighed 115 lb so everybody thought I was sick but didn't understand it was just because I couldn't eat. It took me about a decade to figure out what foods I could eat without getting sick
It doesn't bother with my food cravings to me it just makes me not want to eat that much
My daughter has adhd it’s actually interesting to see and read some of the comments to get an idea of older people who have it so I can get more of an idea of what my daughter goes through every day. So those who have shared Thankyou for sharing 💖
You seem like a great mom, keep up the good work
When you're older, it more sitting down then suddenly remember EVERYTHING you said you'd do this month and trying to figure out how to get it done in a day.
It like running the 400 at full speed then suddenly stopping to sit down to do your homework and set goals.
A mom here also, I have ADD (or ADHD inattentive). I've never been medicated for it. I've struggled with it my whole life. All 3 of my kids have ADHD. They are on low doses of medicine. I often wonder what it's like for them. I continually ask them how they feel and if they want to stop their meds. Just to give them the option. They know that I support them in whatever they want to do for this. But I still continue to wonder how this effects them and if it is helpful. Just like this mom said, thank you all for sharing about your experience with this. It's so helpful to those who don't understand.
Don’t give your daughter drugs
As a person that had to take ADHD pills, I can 100% confirm that we lose our appetite after the effects kick in
Absolutely. I knew the difference between appetite and hunger _before_ starting my meds, but you REALLY learn the difference when you're on them. I can be f*cking starving physically, look at food and go "...nah, not right now."
That’s why you eat before taking your medicine, it’s recommended by doctors to lessen the effects of not being hungry
Smoke a blunt
Right!!! You understand everything for a half a second then it's gone
Off adderall : I'm starving
On adderall : I won't eat for another 20 hours .
That's the reason I was highly underweight when I had to took it
or 2 day
Here’s the thing when I had to high of a dose I would go maybe 3 or 4 days without eating. It got so bad that my parents didn’t let me take me medicine on the weekends. Developed a bad habit of my parents wanting me to eat literally anything. Then when I got a lower dose I started eating to much go a little bit of a belly. Now I’m exercising every day and am back in shape.
Same
Yeah and it’s also like legal speed that’s literally why it screws with people like this.
When I first started taking meds, a girl walked up to me and said, “you changed over the weekend, like a good change” I felt so special
I'm genuinely happy for you
Awww👌
Nice
Just be cautious of it, the chemical formula is C9H13N, and meth is C10H15N. So it’s just pharmaceutical meth.
Yeah that’s not a good thing😂love yourself not other people opinions
Adderall:
Distractibility OFF
Daydreaming OFF
Self-Starvation ON
I'm on Concerta for my ADHD, so I feel ya. I am also on Stratera too. but still. Adderall It does not work for me. When I started concerta when I was younger it was the only med that worked after we tried everything, so the doctor had to write a letter to the insurance so that they knew this was medically necessary and they had to cover it.
Add being in the shower and you just solved the mysteries of the universe itself
Yes! I take my meds before getting in the shower every morning and then they kick in while I'm in there and I have this "zing!" moment where I feel like I'm coming out of a coma. My first clear thoughts of the day happen while I'm showering; I plan out everything I'm going to do for the day, I pep talk myself, I do positive affirmations for the day, I let my mind wander and end up stumbling upon answers/solutions to various questions/problems in my life. Shower time is one of my favorite parts of my day.
I feel like that after I 💦 no lie. I'm not trying to be funny.
Weed does the same thing
@@theempireofjudah9315 For neurotypical brains, yes. Weed is generally problematic for people who have executive functioning disorders like ADD and ADHD. I do smoke weed and eat edibles, but it's the last thing I do at night when I want to sleep because it shuts my brain off. The combined types of ADD that I have keep my brain in a shut down state all of the time unless I take my meds, so the last thing I need is something that will mellow me out- I function best on stimulant based meds, or "uppers". Another symptom of my ADDs is that I hyperfocus- my brain zeros in on one thing, gets stuck in a loop and then I can't multitask or even think about other things at the same time. And if my hyperfocus is broken then it's extremely hard for me to get back into the task I was doing before I got distracted. That's really bad for my job where I have to be alert, able to work on several things at a time and be able to easily switch gears. Sativas tend to enhance your focus and I definitely don't need anymore of that. lol I can see how it might help with the hyperactivity part of ADHD though.
@@karmakameleon113 I just believe Americans loved to take pills. These pharmaceutical companies get people hook on these pills. There are plenty of mental techniques that assist with these issues.
I found out I was actually ADHD when my friends took Aderall and rearranged their rooms all day but I took one and turned into Gary the snail when he's the librarian master of the universe.
mao
Lol 💀
Wait I’m confused. I have adhd. Please explain. The meds make us productive. Howcome it made you sloth like?
@@TaylorAmelia not sloth like its that I could actually focus on a task. Not that crazy hyperfocus but just focus like a normal person. That's why I said like Gary in that clip because he's all intelligent and can do all this stuff but it isn't overwhelming him
Omg... trally too funny!
I stopped taking my ADHD medication a while ago since the first one made me have hardly any appetite then the second one took away my positive moods lol
I honestly thought the mere fact of you MAKING BREAKFAST was the result of Adderall 🤣 But yes, I can relate to that FULL-HD-COLOR transition in the brain. Then I lose my appetite.
Yess I was like “this is my sign I needs meds, I’ll finally be able to cook again” but nope😂
@@Takiki LOL same here - I have zero desire to cook, even on meds! I'd much rather use that boost of energy working on my passion projects than feed myself a healthy meal.
Whenever i take my adderall I think to myself “damn normal people just live like this?” 😂
😂😂
I Ansbach adhd I took multiple online tests and I checked every vidieo abt it and I relate to each and bc I’m 8 pretty sure I have it BUT WHAT OS ADDERSLL
@@Th1rt33n_officalAdderall is a medicine, and If you are eight, you shouldnt use too much internet bud
@@Th1rt33n_officaltell your parents about your symptoms, don’t look for medical advice online.
@@Th1rt33n_officalyou are 8 years old ?😮 omg
1 adderall makes you mad
2 it also makes your appetite go down
3 it makes you able to focus more
4 it wears of around 3:15
No wonder I think you’re so great, Peet! My favorite people are neurodivergent, as someone with both ASD and ADHD.
Hey fellow AuDHD!
I agree. Neurodivergent people can end up being some of your best friends for life, even if they have their own quirks that make them seem really different from everyone else.
That's not to say that neurotypical people can't also end up being your best friends, but with NDs conversations and everyday interactions become so much more passionate and interesting!
Its funny how amphetamine makes normal people speedy and lowers their focus kinda like ADHD, but makes us ADHD-people feel normal and peaceful
That's only true for hyperactive ADD. For non hyperactive they will be energetic too
@@carmengogeidnas9670 yip i am autistic and add and when taking these meds or even sleeping pills I feel speedy
Oh gosh that is such a myth.
It makes everyone feel good and peaceful because it raises your neurotransmitters not because your adhd.
@@NeanderthalDogma I feel like it's an excuse they give themselves for using amphetamine. There's absolutely zero difference between a meth user and someone with an adhd prescription, only one of them is paying less. I hate big farma, even though I don't even live in the US. It ruined so many lives.
Yup lmao this is so freaking accurate. Don't even want to eat anymore xD I'm gonna go alphabetically organize all of my daughters books.
😂🤣😂🤣😂😂RIGHT
Then you don't need it.
Hmmmm, reminds me of a certain street drug...Don't ask me how I know 🤣
@@CosmicHarmony58 Eucalyptus Inhalers?
Lmffao..
I literally thought the calm with which he made the sandwich was the Adderall kicking in.
@@EasyGreekVideos same here!!!
Its true
I fell asleep in biology class before test. I wake up get all the answers right and then wonder how i got them right
Ha..ha…so unreal, but it’s true!
The math thing is too accurate! When I take my medicine I suddenly develop an intense interest in physics and material science for about four hours.
With medicine I would normally do 30 or so math problems, without my medicine I did like 6
I always do that, like, I always have, but, it becomes so much more intense when I take it.
Thought I was the only one
@@lucasmaximas7629 Lol, without medicines - 6 is the maximum number of questions that I solve
Physics for me
Went my whole life undiagnosed and got diagnosed and prescribed 20mg tablets. It has changed my life, I legit cried the first time I used it cuz I finally felt normal
I feel this! I was 31 before being diagnosed and, now that I'm being treated, it's like night and day! I had just assumed everyone forgot everything, and had piles everywhere, zoned out mid convo, hyperfocused on things for days, and their inner voice was constant hahaha! It was an amazing feeling to finally understand myself a little better😀. I'm way less critical of myself now, I just work with my strengths and try to manage my challenges!
@@allie.purple all of this almost perfectly encapsulates what it’s like living undiagnosed. Especially the voice in your head thing lol
I wish to be diagnosed one day too
Bruh i havent been able to fill a prescription for a year cause of all the tiktok kids claiming they have adhd, i havent drawn since february 😢
It was like, WAIT. THIS is how other people function??? No wonder I was struggling to keep up!
When that one friend finally stops lagging
You made yourself food! 👏👏 I usually forget that part 😂
An exact representation of having adhd regardless of medicine😌
Once the kick hits, you suddenly know the answer to complex problems but you shall not eat
😂 yup
What was that second food? It sure looks gross XD
@@alivesliceSpaghettios
Adderall is to slow you down not speed you up. Anyone who reacts like they just consumed cocaine does not have ADHD. The medication has the opposite effect on actual ADHD patients.
@@bigoak4487yes, and no. It's really common if you haven't taken your meds in a while, just started, or just upped them to experience euphoric effects for a few days. Mine usually lasts 3 days then I'm normal again.
I NEVER had a positive experience with any ADHD medication, they all made me anti social, depressed, couldn't even sleep or eat, it amazed me to actually see people have good experiences with it
It is a double edged sword unfortunately. People don’t understand the struggle. I take the lowest dose at 31 and still wrestle with my appetite afterward. Mentally it helps a lot. Unfortunately some states have over regulated it to the point that it requires same day pick up on the prescriptions. Luckily I’m in a state that allows me to pick it up within the week
Try The Holy Spirit
It ain’t good but they get paid you get dependent and worse when certain things are deeper then they claim…yeah nothing positive about it
Sadly this is the truth. Medications don't seem to do a whole lot for me. Though I wish they did. I would feel so much more confident, and I wouldn't care if it made me feel like trash
I had a coworker one time take her meds and that's how I knew her. One day, she was all jumpy, smily, happy, hoppy, and helpful. I was like who are you and why aren't you like this more often? When she was on her meds....I hated her.
ADHD is like living with a nightclub in your head
My sons tell me I may have ADHD. Maybe I do but I’m used to an active mind. I also have a genius IQ so just accepted that having an insatiable curiosity came with the territory. I compensate with reminders - tons of them! I remind everyone that my auditory memory sucks - if you don’t put it in writing it won’t happen.
Meds? Nah. An active mind is normal to me😊
I’ve never taken Adderall, but I can’t stop laughing at the Spaghetti-O drink and entree combo.
It's to symbolize the fact that you everything you try to eat or dring is repulsive and have no appetite for days on end it's not like he was so zoned out he made spaghetti o's for a drink and meal
@@xcmbkxic3man982 ohhh, I thought the medication made him imagine he was making a real meal while he’s just dumping spaghettios is on a plate 😂
@@xcmbkxic3man982 thank you for the explanation
Adderal is fucking terrible for people and gets kid drugged up and make them have mood swings and not wanting to eat at all depending on the of the drug and how old they are I’ve got adhd and it isn’t always like what it’s depicted in the vid
@@nolanwyatt5337 uhhhh I'm here fine and well healthy. As well it is considered a drug, but not an illegal drug. It's prescribed as a medical tablet.
bro this is so true when im actually having fun suddenly i would just freeze and think of all the things i can do when im bored later when im bored i forget everything
Make an activity list. Put it on your phone screen. Beg that your lack of object permanence doesn't make this futile. Good luck.
@@taliiix34 good idea
Yes I hate when that happens
YOOOOOO, THIS IS FCKING ACCURATE
@@taliiix34 I've tried it, doesn't work because when you look at the list the activity suddenly doesn't give you the same dopamine
This was my son with food and he was really emotional, blah, and just not “my kid”. I hated it. The only reason he was on it was because his school pushed for it. So I made a deal with his Dad to only have him take it during the school year, to give him a break for the summer, and be evaluated before school started again. He told me he hated the medication as a teen when i finally put my foot down with his Dad. He is a fully functioning adult, owns his home, and works as a butchers apprentice.
Just wait till the end of the day when it wears off, you’re gonna go into a dark mood at the end of your day, it may help you focus and calm during your school hours but the side affects after are just not worth it!! Even gives you suicidal thoughts! Nasty alternative to adhd
Yes this was my experience. Then if you take too much you can’t sleep so now you’ve just devolved into a burned out tweeker. Not eating, sleeping, weight loss. So for the people who can take this medication and live a somewhat normal life, good on you, but then there’s the rest of us 😂
I always wondered why my friends were jumping around like idiots on amphetamine whilst i discovered the meaning of life and became the singularity.
Right!! Omg ! Miraculously wild. Like all my friends last year
Try shooting it
@@TruPunx89😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂legend
I'm now imagining you as Q in Star Trek
Took adderall at a young age. Was a D and F student, 2 months grades gone up A to B's. Lost like 40 pounds was just too cracked out to eat. Wild experience, never again though.
I knew a friend that would eat them like crazy. He had a diary he scribbled all manic thoughts in, he never slept.
One day he didn't come home and was missing for 3 days. A tow truck driver found him in his car in a parking lot passed out from sleep deprivation
Took it in high school and while I lost my appetite, it helped me eat healthier and minimally when maintaining a low body fat % when wrestling.
Yeah, I took Ritalin from 12 to 14... Messed me up, but damn did I feel like a superhero
I've learned to have 2 meals before taking an addy and when it wears off later have a light third to finish the day.
That's why you don't take Adderall unless you have adhd
I’ve personally never had this experience and I’ve also never heard of anyone legitimately diagnosed by a psychiatrist as having ADHD that has had a reaction like this in my life. It’s not impossible, but again 🤷🏻♂️.
Before I was diagnosed, there would be random, nonsensical thoughts mixed in with 2-3 different songs, full commercials, my inner “Milton” ruminating that I haven’t checked my oil in almost a year and why did I come in to the kitchen?
About a week after having started my prescription, thoughts have become linear, the songs & commercials have quieted down almost completely, “Milton” has chilled the F out, and I still don’t remember why I walked in to the kitchen.
Hahaha yes!!! 🙌 that’s why I learned never to take my adhd meds before eating in the morning 😂
Bruuuh it’s so true. Looking at food makes me feel sick whenever I take my meds.
Adderall is only a molecule or 2 away from being methamphetamine. It’s also used for weight loss
@@gdigital13 ha no kidding. doesn’t work for me. Still a big boi if you will lol. I’ve been on it for almost 3 years now
Your speed
@@MoonRunesDaB0i it makes you susceptible so take it with caution
@@gdigital13 I appreciate the concern but I only take it as prescribed and I haven’t had any issues. Been taking it since like 3rd grade lol
me and my untreated ADHD over here-
Yes same
Same bro💀😭
Same. I have lupus and I take a handful of medications already. I don’t need anymore.
That was me for many years. I got so exhausted getting to manage it on my own. I finally caved, but our insurance sucks and it costs me a lot of money out of pocket due to high deductible. kind of wish I did this back when I had good insurance 😭
Go find a Dr! I swear you won’t regret it! I was untreated for 30 years before I finally took that step and I’m so glad I did. Best thing that has ever happened to me!
I dont even take it bc i haven't been diagnosed but i couldnt stop moving my art projects from different piles over and over so i lietened to brown academic noise for adhd relief, i was able to sit my butt down and finish organizing everything instead of freaking out and moving it repeatedly trying to clean everything and nothing at once.
You made me smile so thank you! 🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸
Adderal did that but like.... in reverse lol. Let me go from 'my mind is imploding from the possibilities!' To 'oh hey, i can actually make food. I have the ability to start and finish tasks without becoming completely overwhelmed' made my brain too slow tho, had to move to something else.
Yes! This! It slows my brain down when it kicks in and I can actually fkn think without intrusive distracting thoughts. It's a miracle.
Same here, even though I'm phased by the beautiful possibilities too.
Bro wtf you move too? How can you do that to me?
Glad someone agrees. I was so confused by this video 😆
I can relate. I have stress addiction, so relaxing doesn’t feel right.
I NEVER THOUGHT SOMEONE COULD EXPLAIN IT THIS WELL
This is the most accurate explaination i have seen, and i thought my explaination was good
Turn off your caps lock.
You just reminded me to take my adhd and other pills. Thanks mate
This is why im getting an autism diagnosis over an adhd one cuz i can just make food and do *SOME* stuff like neurotypicals like if i make noodles, i put the noodles in the bowl, i put the pan in the sink, and then i eat the noodles and carry on with my day without caring abt the pan. Although it will probably be a different story when im an adult
That’s why I take such a small dose, I can’t tell when it kicks in. I only realize it’s working when I notice that I’ve been more productive than I am without it.
You can’t be on that if we’re gonna have kids, stop taking it please
@@teflondon600 well good thing we’re definitely not having kids, tf
@@angiebuo287 in time you’ll hate it, in time your life will too be hollowed
@@teflondon600 bro what
@@redditmanllegnisthebirdofh9887 speakin from experience 🤨?
"Can't eat, I need to do all of the chores I put off for the last 3 months while not taking my pills."
never related to something more , i had a shitty on and off thing going on with aderalls and basically i would only be productive when i took them and on my days off i wouldn’t take them cuz i knew i would just be doing chores if i kept taking them
absolutely!... I'm in that boat with ya...
My 8 year old was given that crap. He wasn't himself at all! I threw it away fuck that stuff
@@stephenhurd1489 yeah fucning wack that they give that shit to kids, i personally hated the way aderall made me feel
@@stephenhurd1489Good instincts, I fully disagree with drugging kids over add
Why is this so true😭
My bf and I both have adhd but we are two different kinds. If he forgets his vyvanse, it’s an unproductive and inattentive day. If I forget my adderall, I’m bouncing off the walls driving everyone crazy with my hyperactiveness and just overall insanity.
We’ve made a joint effort to make sure I never forget mine because it makes for a much more miserable day 😂
(Let it be known, his meds are also a priority…but he’s much better at remembering to take them lol)
When I took my ADHD medicine for the first time in 8th grade my history teacher called my mum to thank her for listening to me when I said I needed help with my day to day life…..because I found assignments from like five months back in my locker and handed them all in and she thought I had done all of them in two days because of my meds 🗿🗿🗿
Omg ok but I would actually do stuff like this. I would have literally no motivation to do anything then hyper focus for a day and do all my homework before the last second (suspension)
@Luke Sweeting exactly it’s legit Methamphetamine and we prescribe this stuff to little kids 🙄 they put me on adderall when I was 7 until I learned the truth and started flushing that shit
Idk what people are saying about meth but I had ADHD medicine. Tried
3 doses since 1 and 2 did nothing, but 3 was apparently overkill bc it gave me massive mood swings😅 completely got me horrified of prescription medicine for years and now my moms saying it could be the cause of my Tourette’s syndrome so greeeaaattt😂😅😓
lol
@@crisis7536 so what do you do now?
I can relate it’s crazy how I can go from crazy,wild and anxious to organized, focused,and happy
I never took a. but I need something to make me focus that's for sure
@@Lena-uh3kyPhilippians 4:11-13 - 13 I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me.
@@Lena-uh3kyit can feel lifechanging to finally have the ability to focus
Para cuándo la separación de la Psiquiatria y Psicología del Estado entre el año 2023-2070
@@saltyshannonigans5967 Nah
Meth did the same thing for me. Unfortunately, it came with very nasty side effects and I ended up in jail due to no sleep lash out + withdrawal symptoms. Anyway, its very important to see a qualified professional to get assessed and diagnosed and perhaps even medicated. It sucks to go down the meth rabbit hole and see the men that leer from behind the veil. Self-medication is not the way to go. I regret every day of the years I did meth. Even now I can sometimes see feet running away from me in the corners of my vision. Its scary. And makes it so much harder to get back on the proper meds once it becomes known one has used/uses drugs. I just wanted to put that out there because we're so much more prone to having substance use issues. ❤
@kenziewaltz1714 they are chemically similar. ( don't come at me I've asked. Adderall for literally 20 years) obviously not the same but for some people using meth sadly is their way of self medicating. Like op said, it isn't worth it though and can make it SO difficult to get stimulants prescribed to you.
Geht healthy soon, we Wish you the best
Whenever I actually finish eating my dinner, my boyfriend goes, "Didn't take your medication?" and I just go "Nope" lol
one time I smoked weed and took some Adderall and stood in my friend's kitchen listening to the same song on repeat for an hour and a half
I do that just cause lmfao
It felt like that. Probably was 2 seconds
A man of culture, respec
🤣🤣🤣🤣
you are the main character, bestie boo✨😩✋
Nah! When I take my Adderall I feel nothing. My brain is just more quiet and I can focus on things I DONT wanna do a little better...
Exactly... All the people here talking about extremes, how it helps them be super productive or they completely lose appetite when on it... Guy, you either don't have ADHD (in the US it's highly overdiagnosed compared to everywhere else) or you take a way too high of a dose. This "awaking" when it kicks in, super productivity and focus is you just being fuckin high 🙃
Then that would indicate that you truly have ADD and do benefit from the medication. Most people taking Adderall don't actually need it.
@@eliskaneugebauer5338 exactly.
Ritalin made me stare at the walls for hours and I felt so empty
@@eliskaneugebauer5338 exactly, for people without adhd it's like that, but for us it just makes us normal and able to do mundane shit without getting distracted
ADHD takes Adderall: "Hmmm, now would be a great time to finish the book I've been reading!" *falls asleep after finishing*.
Normal person takes Adderall: *cleans entire house, mows the lawn, washes the neighbor's car & dog* "I CAN HEAR THE PLANTS GROWING! HEYYYYY MACARENA!!!"
That’s why you should always eat before your Adderall, since the idea of sustenance will be horrible to you for the next 5-7 hours. Plus if you don’t eat then you’ll get that horrible tension headache because you’ve been grinding/clenching your teeth for 5 hours.
When he started making the eggs, I was thinking to myself…”how does he still has an appetite, he’s lucky”. Then I realized not having taste for food after taking Adderall was the moral of the story lol
I had to over spice my food. or eat spicy foods from now on.
Dude is looking strung out. Didn't really realize that the "meth effects" are so pronounced on someone using D-amphetamine, even though it's analogous to methamphetamine.
For some reason adderall doesn’t effect my appetite at all.
This is absolute truth. The first time I started taking Adderall for adhd, I composed an entire symphony.
I hate taking this everyday but instead of adderal, it’s lexapro
😂😂😅 So true ❤❤🙏👍 There’s pros and cons. On the XR I’m constantly hungry yet cant take a bite of food because at the same time I’m slightly nauseous. 🤢 But hey it’s helped me get my life together. My brain just works great on it and does not work at all off. 🤷🏻♀️
The number of meals I cooked and then refused to eat..... smh. 100% can relate.
I have an eating disorder because of aderall I hate it but I refuse to tell my parents
I only eat 2 times a week because of it
@@Ehskkgdhz737v maybe reach out before it hurts you :(
@@Ehskkgdhz737v bro.Just eat before you take it. I got off of it but thats what I used to do
@@Ehskkgdhz737v me too, try cyproheptadine. It’s an apetite stimulizer. It makes me hungry even on addy. Just tell them you don’t get hungry and they’ll write you a prescription
I WAS WAITING FOR THE FOOD REVULSION. haha, the struggle is real.
Yo....i think this is the first video i've ever seen of your making.
Instant classic.
Adhd problems 😂😂😂
I WAS THINKING THE SAME THING! Today I found out my smoke alarms work after making toast and then walking away to do something else.
I thought you making that sandwich was showing how much easier it is to do everyday tasks with the adderall 😅 can’t tell ya how many eggs, grilled cheese, etc I’ve burned
Same!
That egg does not look good at all idk what you're talking about.
Lol yeah, I thought this was a joke about actually having the ability to successfully perform a mundane task like making a sandwich rather than wasting an hour trying to decide what music to play while doing it or just materializing a sandwich AND a bowl of cereal without being aware of how exactly it happened 🤣
@@ElOvnen Does Adderall cause that to happen, or ADHD?
Following.
I saw him start to cook & literally said out loud, “You better hurry!” Bc as SOON as you’re done cooking, the meds will have kicked in & it makes you feel sick to eat 😅
Sameeeeee. It’s the worst side effect :-((
I love spaghetti o's.
I didn't understand when I first watched the skit. With your comment now I do. Thanks! It does suck that that is a possible sidea effect.
I’ve even been so silly as to order food delivery right after taking my pills thinking “I’ll eat before it kicks in” and then by the time it arrived, didn’t want it anymore.
I only made that expensive mistake a couple times before I learned my lesson.
As a kid It made me grumpy and a zombie and I couldn't eat I felt sick when looking at food I'm on Strattera now my doctor immediately said no on adderall
What’s funny is that like every TH-camr had ADHD, maybe they do maybe they don’t but those that do have it are such good TH-camrs because they can’t concentrate on things so they can see everything is whatever they do and are funny
Oh my god this is so fucking accurate 😂
I took Adderall for 16 years, and the last thing I would want to do 30 mins after taking it was eat something. This was so accurate! 😂
Mine was lose of appetite was all day like most other people I knew that was on it. I wish it only took me thirty minutes after they kicked in to feel hungry
That shit made me so unhealthy, I was around 80lbs when I was 14. Sure it helps you to focus and be more "normal" but at what cost? It's just the legal version of a hard drug and they give it to children.
@@BIackCadillac Yeah its amphetamine
@@BIackCadillac I agree. It did help me focus in school and raised my grades but at what cost? When I took it I felt like my personality changed and I wasn’t “me” until it wore off.
My son was naturally tall and thin. At 18 he was 6'8" and 176 lbs. A teacher recommended he be assessed for ADD. I was very hesitant to put him on medication because I was terrified it would effect his appetite. I am now so glad I didn't have him assessed because it's my understanding he would have been rejected by the military with an ADD diagnosis. He became a successful Airforce jet mechanic...so proud of him! By the way, he has gained 50 lbs.
I’m just impressed he successfully completed the making of the sandwich without breaking off into 10 other projects then forgetting he was even making something to eat. 😂 I know I’m not alone in this haha
Nope, not alone. I was just diagnosed at 48, and they're trying me on Wellbutrin, but it isn't working after 3 1/2 weeks. When he was making that, I was thinking, "How is he making that before medication?" I will go the whole day without eating and then overload at night. I'm horribly overweight and would love a medicine that makes food unappetizing for awhile.
Oh man! I can sure relate to this statement!!
@@marydidyouknow5826 1) I love your TH-cam name. 🤍 2) I’m the same way with not eating all day then all of a sudden eating my weight in food at night (or 2/3am cuz you know most of us are up that late anyway). 🤗
The only two things that help me with this unfortunately takes energy but it’s worth it in the bigger scheme of things.
(I don’t successfully do these things all the time of course. On those days I may eat like 💩 but I’m learning to remind myself to focus on the fact that I’m still feeding myself something)
1) I meal prep, usually on Sundays - Even if it’s a big batch of comfort food or something as simple as slices of deli meat, cheese, etc. 😋 I basically pack a complete meal in single serving containers, that way all I have to do is heat it up in the microwave throughout the week!
It takes energy of course, so I don’t put any pressure on myself to diligently do it every week.
I’ve discovered that routine does help me with anxiety, so I try to push myself to get it done. The dopamine reward of a nice ready made meal beats feeling hAngry any day, or the feeling of guilt that comes with raiding your kitchen SWAT team style at night. 😅
I forgot what my second point was. 😫
But it was so good. Damnit.
ADHD is a blessing and a curse. 😆
I’m sorry you have the struggles that you do.
You’ve got tens and thousands of people to lean on for help or a listening ear at least! 🥰
Makes the world of adhd a little smaller. :)
Edit:
I just re read my comment and see that I’d made my 2 points after all. I’m choosing to keep my original response because this entire message is so typical. 😂
@@shellsjourney7069 the struggleS 😭
🫂
Was thinking the same thing! 😂
I remember thinking “It’s so quiet” in my brain.
I would compare it to putting on a pair of prescription glasses for the first time.
Somehow I lucked out in that adderall doesn’t make me nauseous or unable to eat. It does get me so tunnel-focused and/or productive I /forget/ to eat, though. But then on my days off taking it I’m like a starving person all day even when I do eat😅
I describe ADHD as being a ball in a pinball machine. Just bouncing from task to task.
I'm not seeing a downside..
@@Wisdomchaser I work as a cook in a busy Italian restaurant. Not really seeing what you're mentioning but I will consider it
Every now and then, though, the pinball gets stuck bouncing back and forth between two bumpers and there's nothing you can do to move it until it finally slips away.
@@Rctdcttecededtefnot getting all the tasks done
"I can only get things done if I'm doing at least 17 other things at the same time"