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I need some clarity back in my life.I need to regain myself. I feel as if I've lost my sense of ownership over my being and it's debilitating, because the simplest of chores is now not. I forget things minutes after being told what they were, I don't have focus of any kind, and whats worse is that I feel it's all caused by my ADHD. So I'm finding myself in a depression because of another mental disorder that I already have.
Can anyone please advise me on some tactics I can take to approach my sent of fear, and failure. These are the instruments that are controlling me right now and it's very despairing.
As I write this the headaches are all consuming.
Anyone ??View Thread

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