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adhd ?

User Profile: amusingPrune8138
amusingPrune8138 October 26th, 2025

idk if i have adhd but i might and idk how to be sure to have it and to get diagnosed. everything in my life tbh. yesterday my mom said that id always have been a bit distracted since i was born so idk and she doesnt believe im adhd but i rlly think my brain works differently. i keep forgetting what i wanna say, i fidget way too much and my brain has thoughts about everything everytime. its like when you let a glass drop on the floor: it breaks everywhere and those are exactly how my thoughts are. i have to keep going looking for them and its exhausting. 

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User Profile: easyScarf7950
easyScarf7950 October 27th, 2025

Hi! I was diagnosed late. What helped me was to write down everything I struggle with as if I am writing directly to a psychiatrist or therapist. You can include both examples from childhood and from adulthood. Then, I made an "appointment" to call the mental health department to get the process started. I wrote a note that I would call at a set time.

User Profile: Nessie101
Nessie101 October 28th, 2025

It sounds to me you have ADD it's almost like ADHD but not exactly the same

I got diagnosed when I was 11 I am 23 now

A doctor can diagnose you my doctor did same Test on me aand gave a a questioner to fill out and tested my brein waves

Go see a doctor 🌻

User Profile: Nessie101
Nessie101 October 28th, 2025

It sounds to me you have ADD it's almost like ADHD but not exactly the same

I got diagnosed when I was 11 I am 23 now

A doctor can diagnose you my doctor did same Test on me aand gave a a questioner to fill out and tested my brein waves

Go see a doctor 🌻

User Profile: Priyapjw1
Priyapjw1 November 4th, 2025

@amusingPrune8138It sounds like your brain is constantly active and that it can feel exhausting to keep up with all your thoughts. It makes sense that you’re wondering if ADHD might be part of what’s going on, especially with fidgeting, forgetfulness, and feeling distracted. You are not alone in feeling like your mind works differently, and it’s okay to explore this and ask questions about a possible diagnosis. Sharing your experience here is a brave step.