Honestly, I haven't found many apps that work. Have found things that work for my time blindness though
There are many app that people use to manage habits and tasks... I hear good things. Like Finch for self care, and others that make a game of task completion
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I installed all then i didnt use any of it
🤣 Yea, it can be hard to start, or continue habits
Do u ever see some planner on etsy
Some of planned claimed to be scientifific
But idk still not sure if i wanna bought it
I don't know if I trust places that have "scientific" claims
Gonna look up those planners, sounds interesting
Yeah many people reccs the future adhd
But i feel like that is too much
I feel like i wanna buy the nurse one
"A very adhd toolbox" but yeah i kinda wanna buy some crystal forst
No idea what you're talking about... But I'm curious
Oh i mean etsy planner name
💀💀💀 nvm sorry my english sucks
That's okay. At least I know what to look for
Ooh, what got removed? Someone posting without impulse control? 😂
I suffer terribly from procrastination 😔 any tips ?
Well. Look online for ways to deal with it. Lots of tricks and advice
One I like is called body doubling. And another thing I do is setting a timer that goes off every few minutes, that reminds me to get back to the task
>>> What apps work for ashes
I use Finch to trick myself into doing my daily tasks
All of you have adhd? Or only in your family?
I think we all have it here
Diagnosed as an adult or since a little kid?
Me? Both. Diagnosed twice as a kid, but ritalin didn't work for me.
So they said I don't have it.. Then diagnosed twice as an adult, and it became clear I have it, but meds don't work the same on me
So do you drink meds now?
Sometimes, I get side effects and and tolerance very quickly
But I'm rare, for most people meds are a life changer
>>> I consume Prohiper.
I can control myself most of the time. But still... Sometime can't control.
>>> I consume Prohiper.
That's Methylphenidate
It's amazing for most people and comes in 3 forms: 1) short acting, often called Ritalin. 2) Long acting using beads that dissolve in 3 stages, often called Ritalin LA. 3) gradual release, using an osmotic tablet that slowly releases it through the day, often called Concerta
>>> I can control myself most of the time. But...
I don't react well to Methylate, makes me a zombie. And I quickly build up tolerance to other stimulants. So I have many other ways to deal with my adhd
What do you do to manage it?
I only can manage some of my traits without meds.
