This dr is really describing my whole life. Lol

Soo true! How many times have I walked into doorways and filing cabinets? And where did that chair come from?😂

0:47 "we have bumps and bruises that show up and we have no idea how they got there"

Finally I think I have found out the real problem for my poor driving. Thanks 😊

I get so many random bruises 😂 i sometimes don't know how i got them. Sometime i can relate it to walking into that wall or something the day before. But other times i have no clue! I really feel what youre saying ❤

Does this explain why I’m notorious for stepping on peoples feet? That might just be me lmao

Symptoms of dyspraxia as well

That is me😢 I've tried more than 10 different sports in my life and I'm still a tree trunk 😂😂😂

Is this why we do the cartoon dodge when getting too close to an obsticle? Or forgetting it exists till the last minute.

I have dyspraxia and it does tend to be very closely related to adhd. I only learned how to ride a bicycle at 22!

I clean offices for a living and I would either hit my back on the desk or gosh darn I don't know how many times I hit my head on the paper towel thing in the bathroom. I started a stimulant and it was going great I didn't hit anything! Till my panic attacks came back, I was told to pick between my panic attacks or ADHD due to both meds were controlled substances. I've been on both of them for 5 months so I don't get it. But omg I did not put it with the ADHD as much but I figured thank you thank you thank you

My main isseu is embaracing myself when I drop everything and hit everyone..I already have self esteem Issues so when I act like a fool in front of people I hate myself so bad😢

I have broken so many bones. Right hand wrist six times, left hand wrist twice. Right foot four times left foot two or three. I thought it was just being too rough.

I really appreciate this video, my life makes so much more sense now!

This is so me.... until driving. Driving, I'm good at. I'm obsessed with... Anyone else get that feeling of peace and flow when driving? Especially on track? I'm guessing I get so much adrenaline and dopamine that it sort of "cures" me for a while?

Reaaaalll I'm so clumsy, its not like dyspraxia or anything but I suck at sports and dancing, I bump into people a lot. My mom especially has this issue and said that one of her prev psychiatrists said she had adhd related spacial issues and depth perception

I'm adhd and am 35 trying to get my driver's license and have failed the written test twice with my ADHD I've totally put off driving but it's so hard any tips

Interestingly, many drummers have ADHD, including myself. A shrink told me that we often become what we become to address our issues, whether we're aware of it or not. Before I was diagnosed, I was very aware that other drummers were noticeably very hyperactive. I didn't see myself as hyperactive. Drumming has to be the ultimate stimming activity, and it definitely releases a lot of energy. It also helps with brain health, coordination, and those spacial issues. However, it is mostly specific to playing drums. We'll also be the first ones to stand up from the drum kit, knock things over, and trip on stage! 😂

I strongly suspect that I (41f) have been struggling with undiagnosed ADHD my whole life. I don't consider myself particularly clumsy... and yet, mystery bruises often appear. My partner fussed over them, and I can rarely tell him how I got them.

No....getting diagnosed with ADHD can be hard if you are not the classic trouble maker. Love how they want you to have a mental breakdown before they will consider it...usually it's just a mental issue.

I have ADHD and amblyopia, which means that my video spatial reasoning is super impaired because of lack of depth perception, and I think this explains why I am so bad at walking through doorways, parking, and walking with a backpack on without outing the wall

I hate that people are self diagnosing nowadays but God, these are so mee..

Unfortunately ADHD can be diagnosed in older poorly lighted buildings and something like autism can be forgotten.

Sounds a lot like me 😢

I thought it was just poor depth perception, poor peripheral vision, and an issue with low lighting.

I'm very clumsy and feel very alone i see other people and how they themselves aren't clumsy I wish I wasn't, but I am, and I get told to pay attention but no matter how much I do I always make a mistake I've been like this since I was born lol/

Być może to jest to, albo jest to zaburzenie czucia głębokiego.

Not sure I can agree

Is this why I'm so bad at directions? 🤔

Is the man on your jumper displaying the sign of evil as I know it? It looks out of character for you but I know what he is doing.

Ok 👶understood

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