How much did getting a diagnoses help you with self destructive behaviours? Because i know the numbers out there a significant and cross over a lot with adhd and addiction but just want to know on a bit more of a personal Level how much it has helped you by actually getting diagnoses and seen by a professional.
Had a 1200 dollar adhd consultation 2 weeks ago and the DR said she will do a follow up call after she looks at my report cards and I get my blood results back. All that was provided last week and there still have not let me know what is going on... you'd think paying 1200 dollar they could at least give me a verdict on my adhd diagnosis, a quick email on what the conclusion was would be fantastic so I'm not sitting the guessing what is going on.
Anyone notice they get like super "adhd" if they've had a few drinks? Feels like I've consumed a fucking rainbow star out of super Mario's. I can focus in on whatever I'm interested in for hours like a weirdo, swear it feels like I've got enough energy to power 57 farrrrken solar panels.
Wanted to know does alcohol make you feel normal for a bit? Obviously it's short lived but it shows yous what it likes to be normal for a short amount of time. more specifically wanted to know what people's experiences was with it before they were medicated. Is there similarities with alcohol and the medication that's prescribed for adhd.
Why is it if I sing without trying to match another singer through a song I feel like I sound a lot better... like everything feels like a well oiled machine... all the techniques I've lot over the years kick into gear. Could be my Brian tricking me that I'm actually hitting the notes well?
Has Anyone dealt with this, any ways around it? Maybe recording how you sing the song by yourself then playing that same recording a long side the artist whilst they are singing? And see if it matches up better?