I thought ADHD was permanent · The ADHDer Club

I thought ADHD was permanent

That’s what I was told when I was diagnosed with ADHD at age 6 by a doctor.

Subsequently for everyday for 18 years I took medication for ADHD.

I always wondered what was different from me versus other people without ADHD.

I never could focus fully.

I never could stay still.

I never could complete projects, was always moving from one to the next.

I was disorganized and never on time.

My mind was always spinning, from what I had to do later, to that new project I wanted to work on.

I never felt fully present.

I couldn’t go deeply in any conversation or anything.

My mind constantly pulling me in every direction.

Constantly procrastinating, finishing everything half way.

One day, I decided it was enough. I stopped taking the medication after 18 years at age 24.

When I stopped the medicine, I couldn’t even fully read a page of a book without getting distracted.

I tried all different types of therapies for years, never worked.

It was only until I took my healing into my own hands.

I started to reprogram my nervous system, that I started to see improvements.

After years, I slowly became free of ADHD.

Reprogramming my nervous system through a variety of tools I created over a 6 year period, freed me from the ADHD.

I no longer suffer from it.

I can focus at will.

I can stay completely still.

I can calm my mind.

I can start or finish any project.

I am free from medication and the ADHD state of consciousness.

You can become free too.

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