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And then you develop depression (and other FUN stuff) and it gets worse

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[–] Gormadt@lemmy.blahaj.zone 12 points 1 year ago

This exactly

When I started treating my ADHD it was with a goal of being able to finish things instead of starting 99 things finishing zero and hating myself that much more.

And since I've started treating my ADHD my PTSD got easier to handle, my anxiety got easier to deal with (to the point of nearly a non-issue), and my mental health has improved dramatically due to being able to actually finish things.

10/10, my only complaint is not doing it sooner.