Only ADHD People Can Relate💊

where my ADHD ppl at?! #shorts

[hanadr]

Adderall is like an uno reverse card for humans. Makes ADHD people normal and normal people have ADHD.

[h]

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

[Skully_Rei]

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

[whosKai]

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..

[Immortaleverable]

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.

[Redstrx]

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 😂

[Sparky.Sparky.BoomMan]

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"

[LDZombie]

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!!!

[kathryng]

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

[degarri]

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.

[katholeenloveit]

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!

[Cloudyconfusion]

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!

[thatkid]

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?"

[Staticbo]

The power of infinite thoughts, pure chaos, contained. Harnessed.

[joanna]

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!

[amazinmaven]

I've literally been in front of food I like, hearing my stomach actively grumbling, and been like, "nah"

[yolandawilson]

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...

[stefsnursingjourney]

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.

[CelesteC-wtdb]

I'm so happy for you and the people that meds have helped. I tried all of them but they bothered my heart 😢

[SleepyKri]

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-*