NOT BORED TOO TEARS | ADHD Information

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What meds do you take? yours sound more effective than mine.At work I am not bored to tears all day  now that I started medication. Did  anyone elso have that experience. I used to get  so bored  being there  felt like having my  fingernails pulled out and I'd leave a lot ...till my VAC was goneoh hell. I left after my VAC  was gone too  it just pissed my boss off a bit and  backed me into a corner w/attendance a few times I take ritalin  and   it's nice  to be  rid of the  all day long dialogue in my head about leaving work  early...not that I ussually had somewhere to go  just that I couldnt be there anymore. I gorgot my  medicine Friday  and  the afternoon at work  was the same old same old

Oh my gosh I had and have that same thing.  In school I used to run out of the classroom because I couldn't stand it anymore.  When I started my medicine it was like I was a different person.  When I worked I too would use up all my vacation time...and I would dred going and I would be late because I would not want to go. Just my work would drive me batty bored. I would always volunteer to leave to run any errands like the birthday cakes etc....even though that was typically the secretary's job.....  My daughter is 14 she has not yet been diagnosed with ADHD, but she got in trouble last year for jumping out of her seat and running out of the classroom ....I did not get upset with her because I knew exactly how she felt...she is getting tested in two weeks.  I think that feeling is why ADHD people do better owning their own business because if that feeling occurs they can change their environment. 

I hope your medicine continues to help....I know exactly how you feel.

BOBEL when I have taken ADHD meds, I find the world opens up and things seem more able to be done.  I think boredom came from a bit of feeling overwhelmed.  But when on meds, I can think more clearly, the internal dialogue slows down and the here and now comes to the forefront, and things seem easier and more enjoyable.