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Je relis ADD-Friendly Ways to Organize Your Life que j’avais lu il y a des années. Et maintenant que je prends de la médication pour le #TDAH je comprends tellement mieux plein de choses qui y sont mentionnées! 😂

Mais je vois aussi que sans le savoir je compensais déjà grâce à certaines astuces. Je vais tester d’autres suggestions, on verra bien!

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AudhdDespiteNoisyAbleism 🇨🇦

@adelinej@piaille.fr

I'm rereading ADD-Friendly Ways to Organize Your Life, which I read years ago. And now that I'm taking #ADHD medication, I understand so much better a lot of the things mentioned there! 😂

But I see also that without knowing it, I was already compensating with certain tips. I'm going to try other suggestions, we'll see!

Lynn McAlister UE :mstdn:
@lmgenealogy@mstdn.ca

@adelinej@piaille.fr I find it quite interesting when adults learn they are #ADHD (or #ActuallyAutistic), often they've already developed an impressive arsenal of accommodations. People know what they need to function, even if they don't know why. People are kind of amazing, really.

Kevin Davy
@pathfinder@beige.party

@lmgenealogy@mstdn.ca @adelinej@piaille.fr
Yes. Although, that doesn't stop many of the things we've learnt to do, coming with an unhealthy dollop with guilt, for having to live that way.

Lynn McAlister UE :mstdn:
@lmgenealogy@mstdn.ca

@pathfinder@beige.party @adelinej@piaille.fr And not all of the accommodations are healthy. But they still demonstrate the creativity of human beings faced with challenges they don't understand.