The Truth About ADHD in Adults: Harvard’s Dr. Chris Palmer Explains the Research
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Top Comments (10)
My hyperactivity is not in my body but in my mind. It NEVER stops!
Kids who daydream all the time would also be a symptom of ADHD. That was me all my life. I couldn't focus and went into my own world quickly. Ive always been like that ive always had ADHD. I was forced to keep on task and it was always torture and thats why I would daydream because I needed some stimulation somewhere that was more interesting than the current task. Out the window was a magica world. Homework wasn't.
I have a bit of contention with the definition of ADHD. In my experience, abnormally low impulsivity comes in to play often. Consider "waiting mode" where you are screaming at yourself internally to DO something, but all you can do is sit there. You might have the motivation (e.g the reason to do something) but lack the impulse ( the initial energy to get started).
I am 49 and just recently found out I have ADHD. I have had so many people in my life not understand why I have so many issues. I try so hard to be organized but it just turns out to me going down the rabbit hole. I have been harassed about being late for everything. I have been harassed for the clutter in my home. I've been harassed for my procrastinating. I'm also now dealing with menopause, trying to pick up the pieces of my life after my marriage of 20years to a narcissists ended a few months ago. I can't even begin to list all the issues that I have. So thank you for what you do Mel.
As a carpenter, with an 8th grade education, my expert advice is to seek opinions from people that understand proper scientific studies, rather than book mongers and grifters. It's important to get proper help when you need it.
You can see that Dr. Chris is such a caring physician, not because of his incredible work, but just by the way he listens so intently and thoughtfully. Just wow ❤
Diet and sleep help so much but it will not “fix it”
8 minutes in and I’m already scrolling the comments for a recap. No way can I pay attention to another hour of this unmedicated.
I have ADD and found out when I was 50.
Every mental institution should have a doctor/doctors like this.
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Top Comments (10)
My hyperactivity is not in my body but in my mind. It NEVER stops!
Kids who daydream all the time would also be a symptom of ADHD. That was me all my life. I couldn't focus and went into my own world quickly. Ive always been like that ive always had ADHD. I was forced to keep on task and it was always torture and thats why I would daydream because I needed some stimulation somewhere that was more interesting than the current task. Out the window was a magica world. Homework wasn't.
I have a bit of contention with the definition of ADHD. In my experience, abnormally low impulsivity comes in to play often. Consider "waiting mode" where you are screaming at yourself internally to DO something, but all you can do is sit there. You might have the motivation (e.g the reason to do something) but lack the impulse ( the initial energy to get started).
I am 49 and just recently found out I have ADHD. I have had so many people in my life not understand why I have so many issues. I try so hard to be organized but it just turns out to me going down the rabbit hole. I have been harassed about being late for everything. I have been harassed for the clutter in my home. I've been harassed for my procrastinating. I'm also now dealing with menopause, trying to pick up the pieces of my life after my marriage of 20years to a narcissists ended a few months ago. I can't even begin to list all the issues that I have. So thank you for what you do Mel.
As a carpenter, with an 8th grade education, my expert advice is to seek opinions from people that understand proper scientific studies, rather than book mongers and grifters. It's important to get proper help when you need it.
You can see that Dr. Chris is such a caring physician, not because of his incredible work, but just by the way he listens so intently and thoughtfully. Just wow ❤
Diet and sleep help so much but it will not “fix it”
8 minutes in and I’m already scrolling the comments for a recap. No way can I pay attention to another hour of this unmedicated.
I have ADD and found out when I was 50.
Every mental institution should have a doctor/doctors like this.