Your realization of "is this what everyone is walking around doing?" Is exactly how I feel taking meds. It's like because you have lived this way your whole life you don't know any different. Like putting on glasses and realize what you have been missing. Glad you have gotten diagnosed and are getting help. When I started meds I thought I was struggling with depression and anxiety but the meds for ADHD took away all of my depression and anxiety symptoms. I have stopped hating myself finally.

Saying to an adhd person that this is an excuse for not keeping up, its like saying to a person with no legs that there is no an excuse for not being able to speed it up. The difference is that our disability is invisible and the world ( at least in Greece where I come from) is not seriously willing to support people with adhd or any other invisible disability. I’m on day 2 on concerta and I’m 37 years old with two kids, listening all day my life, how lazy and shellfish I am. My diagnosis was the best thing ever. I feel you to the bone and wish you only the best. Xxx

These meds are miraculous, I had all the same experiences, its like putting noise cancelling earphones on my brain, felt like I could finally pay attention to what I need to get done, stop resisting tasks, approach completing tasks in a linear manner, developed an awareness of time passing, approaching routine tasks like sending emails, cleaning my room etc no longer felt like I was preparing to run a marathon. No more mental negotiation before completing a basic task. Its a miracle honestly.

Dude I teared up when you said "I didn't know I could remember things"

I'm 42 and just received my official ADHD diagnosis less than an hour ago. My doc prescribed me Concerta and this was the first video that popped up. It is absolutely UNCANNY how similar your experience is to mine. Watching this video made me feel like someone was reading my life story aloud. The panic attacks, anxiety, forgetfulness - even the sticky notes and the MATH ANXIETY!! I used to read books and loved school (except the math!!). I swear my mind is one big JUMBLE and it's been working overtime just to do the bare minimum.

Who else scrolled the comments section while her voice became background noise..I hate this 😆

On of the Worst things abou adhd is i cant express my thoghts in words and phrases i end up saying meaningless things 😅 like this gets in my nerves

Who else watched this in 2x? Also girl I totally understand you. I always hated math and it just never clicked no matter how hard I tried and that includes sciences that are math oriented. Thank you! This has me thinking about also getting tested once I do more research!

I relate to this hardcore. I took my ritalin this past weekend, and i went from completely laying in bed doing nothing to cleaning my house for the first time in 6 months. And i felt nuts for the past year or so, like so anxious, every sound, movement all that was way too overwhelmimg and scary, and when i took my ritalin everythinf quieted down (literally) and i was able to actually relax. And instead of feeling like im constantly falling behind, i actually felt like i could settle for a sec

I think its important to remember there is rarely ONE solution to an issue. She's taking meds but hopefully she's also working on good executive functioning skills as well (ex: taking notes, to do lists, using google or voice reminders or phone alarms/timers, time blocking activities and a host of other tools). There are some great books and you tube channels about self-discipline and other great habits that we ALL can develop. FYI: a 46 yr old mom with ADHD of 2 of 3 kids with ADHD. Reminder that we need a toolkit and not just one tool.❤

Thank you for mentioning how so many people go “oh but everyone gets forgetful, everybody gets anxiety and loses focus…” not realizing this happens to me EVERYDAY throughout the day! This is my current situation. I was finally diagnosed with ADHD and begin concerta. Thank you for sharing your experience ❤️

So happy I found this video. It is like you are speaking my life. I am also a Black woman, just diagnosed ADHD and historically had trouble in math. I am rooting for you! I got my degree in biology and did everything I could to not let math stop me from pursuing something I love. I am the same in wishing I got this help sooner. I wanted to go to medical school and studied very hard, but ultimately a lot of factors made me choose not to pursue it, and my doubt of my intelligence was one. I am not mad either, I still do great things. Excited to get this power late versus never!

I think you’re not as “bubbly” because it’s a shock to you right now how you feel. I’m so happy for you that you are doing this. I’m 40 and decided enough was enough and got diagnosed with adhd-inattentive and depression. I’m doing this for me and my daughter. We deserve a better me. I’m so proud of you girl. I’ll be following along. 😘🥰

I start tomorrow on concerta hopefully all goes well, kinda nervous ty for this

Thank you for this video. I recently was diagnosed with ADD( inattentive) currently on Adhansia. Listening to your video about how you struggled in school. Made me dig a little deeper in my struggles. I found that i may have dysgraphia( writing) during all of school I had to rewrite everything. Problems writing what I'm thinking. Years, telling myself that I was dumb. BLACK FAMILIES NEVER TALK ABOUT. From my own journey and struggles, looking into getting my kids tested.

When you said “is this how I’m supposed to feel? Like is this what other people are feeling everyday?” WAS SO ME!!! I remember the first day I took adderall I cried… CRIED. Because I was driving and I distinctly remember this… it was FALL and the trees were so SO beautiful and bright whereas everything used to be so dull I wouldn’t even notice. I also finished my work that day a little early and instead of me staring out a window just daydreaming or taking a nap I decided to get my shower earlier so I’d be done before bedtime. But I kept saying “I feel like I missed 10 YEARS of my life… because I did.. all due to not wanting to take a medication… when all I did was waste time…so much time (a decade) where I could have excelled and finished school instead of dropping out because I couldn’t keep up with it. I’m 33 now, and just got prescribed Concerta which is how I found you. I’d love to know how you are doing now! It’s crazy so much of what you say relates to me so intensely it makes me emotional. Like seeing a lot of friends get great grades, then they party and stay up all night and can still get up and go to class and pay attention and do well like me? I go out late and my whole next day is shot and I feel like a heavy fog is over my head and I would exercise trying to break through that fog and it was honestly really aggravating because that fog on the top of my head was weighing me down. The first day, FIRST DAY taking adderall it lifted. My head felt light, but determined. And all do to not wanting to take medication I stopped taking it and pressure from my parents saying I don’t need that drug… caused me to wait 11 yearssss living in slow motion it felt like and now I finally went back to a doctor and once again I got prescribed for ADD not ADHD. He said his son has been on Concerta and it was life changing. I’m nervous to take the first one again (just stupid anxiety trying to stop me again) but I know I have to and once I do I know I’ll be happy. I’m so happy to hear you are thriving off this medication it makes me feel better taking it. Thank you for sharing ❤ (sorry I wrote a book)

OMG you're adorable. i start concerta today and am so excited to feel like a normal human

Dont feel badly, I just figured this out at 50! YOU'RE DOING GREAT!!

Today is my first day taking concerta too. Man it feels unbelievable like magic pill. I never felt that way before. It’s different world different brain different mentality and I swear this is not exaggeration. It’s really good to be like normal people!

I got diagnosed in July after an extensive evaluation. My psychiatrist put me on Concerta and my life changed. I felt weird but calm , i can finally focus and sit still for once. Im also in a better mood overall. I feel motivated but then it finally hit me as to why Ive been cheated out my entire life? Why didnt my parents catch this sooner? I felt angry and resentful bcuz Im finally able to be my self and not someone on the edge all the time. I feel releived that Im able to get help. But im focusing on the future and not so much on the past. Im excited that I can finally function like a normal human being. I even called my wife to tell her "Im finally feeling better" as my eyes got watery bcuz i felt like crying. Everything seems so much clear since Ive been on Concerta its kind of that feeling when you first get your first prescription glasses. You see and hear everything much clear. My head is more clear. That constant background noise is finally gone 😢

So helpful. i was diagnosed 1 month ago and 2 weeks later i started my medication (Concerta 36mg). my first day was amazing, i was shocked by the power i have inside me and the abelite to finish tasks also I broke up with my toxic girlfriend on the first day thus we broke up 4 time before then after 3 days i forget what happen and we are back together. The doctor was surprised how i did not fail any year at the university and i am doing my master degree in engineering before i got diagnosed. medication works, it really do. thank you for this video

Thanks so much for doing this video. I’ve had a ADHD diagnosis since childhood. My partner has just been diagnosed at 40. It’s comforting to know we’re not alone. For what it’s worth; I was told that I’d never read with my peers. I don’t, but it took a lot of suffering and learning to finally have my life together. I just got a part time fun job grading post grad papers for a program I completed (in my 30’s). Be well and thanks again.

Concerta has helped me so much. My anxiety was bad until I started concerta. I was also afraid of taking medication.

This is EXACTLY what happened to me. My whole life I’ve been more physical and actively engaged with learning and working. Once my job went remote, my performance TANKED. Couple that with depression and substance abuse, I was not in a good place and was afraid of losing my job. I contacted a doc and was diagnosed today. Appreciate this video. PS I TOO have a processing (working memory) learning disability!

I (33) recently got diagnosed with ADHD. Your college experiences totally relates to my experiences. I had to try harder than anyone else. I still try harder for my marriage and work life. My doctor prescribed Concerta and I’ll start using it tomorrow. I had doubts about using it but your video inspired me to give it a change. Thank you for sharing your experiences. Btw that “accountability people” made laugh. I always have them around. They are like part of my brain.

Wow, thank you KZfaq algorithm gods for suggesting this video!! I watched part 1 & 2 and I am so grateful to you for sharing these honest and raw videos. Realizing you have ADHD at 32 is pretty w i l d. This video gave me a lot of clarity. Oh and also, I was laughing so much because every time you would describe your symptoms before going on medication I would be like "This girl IS me." haha thanks again. Good luck on your journey.

thank you for this video, ive been looking around for videos of other peoples experieces of ADHD meds for the first time as i just started taking mine as well and i wanted to compare my experience with someone and ive notied the same pattern of feeling emotional about realizing that normal people are actually very different from us with adhd, the ability to let bacground noise just be exactly that... background noise, and not feeling stressed or bothered with things i have to do in a regular day and instead just getting them done, not feeling lie i have a oncert and a zoo going on all day is probably one of the best things to me as well, and the ability to control emotions is also life changing. thanks for this video

I've just started my meds. And I said the same thing about this is how normal people are. It has been a game changer for me.

30 mins after taking Ritalin my anger faded. I didn’t realize how much anger and frustration I felt…anger wasn’t gone, just felt “far away”…amazing…

I’m so grateful to find this video because you’re another woman with ADHD thank you so much for this

I like that you mentioned that girls go undiagnosed. I am 41 and was just diagnosed when I finally complained to an NP that I feel like I can’t keep up with my life anymore. I used to get in trouble in school for daydreaming. My mom ended up homeschooling me from 6th-12th grades and I did fine at home. I was able to work at my own pace that way. People get aggravated with me because I can’t focus on a conversation if there are things going on in the background. I have been prescribed concerta as of yesterday. I’m waiting on the pharmacy to call me. I hope this helps me! Thanks for the super informative video!

I’m 32, always had ADHD, never took meds, and just recently got diagnosed with Level 1 Autism as well. Taking Conserta tomorrow for the first time, was on Vivanse, but excited to finally get the “oh so this is what I’m supposed to feel like” feeling and gaining more confidence in things I do. :)

Im 25, in college ( i started just last year because i knew i couldnt handle it when i was 18 even though i tried so hard.) a few days ago my doctor agreed to put through a referal for me to be assessed for adhd. i 100% recognise the exact same problems with maths. thank you so much for talking so well and explaining your experience. youve gained a subscriber. love from scotland x

The people that don't have ADHD cannot understand how it feels like and the struggles of ADHD. Only those of us who have ADHD can relate with almost everything you're saying.

I know that I am late to the party but this video really helped. For the last 3 years I realized that I may have ADHD. So finally after being fired (dumb I know). I did more research and talked to my doctor. He had me do a test and recommended Concerta. Hearing what you are going through in its early stages really helps. I was so nervous about taking it and your video truly made me feel like I wasn't alone. I look back on myself and realize that I could have gotten way better grades if only there was a conversation that I may have a learning disability.

I love the pauses for things that are considered “normal” but am just here like I need that clarity

I just started concerta this week and it just feels so weird not having constant thoughts and hearing everyone so clearly not wasting time and being aware of it for the first time I feel like I can actually achieve stuff

I was just diagnosed with ADHD and im starting concerta tomorrow and i wanted to see how people experienced it, and i was originally so scared to for the first time be put on any type of medication but hearing your thoughts and your befores are me right now and the thought that tomorrow i can have the clarity you are describing almost has me in tears, like i never knew that my difficulties, were things that could have been helped this entire time and im scared but also hopeful to see how this goes for me. and the way you described math?! girl that is me 10000%

You are amazing! Thank you so much for sharing this. I am starting Concerta in a few weeks (the titration period is really long here in the UK) and was looking for some others who had tried it and bravely put their thoughts online for all to see. Thank you for letting us see your experience. I have to say, I laughed out loud when you said "I'm very motivated to get into my planner for work and... work??" I'm so sorry if that's not funny for you, but please know my laughter was coming from a place of "YES I KNOW EXACTLY HOW THAT FEELS!" XD Sending you much love xo

Re math, it's because it's cumulative, so if you miss stuff which happens if you're inattentive it's hard to keep up. Plus, if you have working memory questions it's hard to hold things in mind while you work on them. And mostly math instructors aren't patient, they don't review enough, etc.

I would never tell anyone whether to take meds or not. Having said this, when I was diagnosed, my wife didn't quite buy it. However, once that I found my medicine (first one) and the dosage plan, it was a complete 180 for the better. When I've been temporarily off, we could both tell. I am fortunate that I don have other conditions that would complicate my treatment plan. I would recommend what I was told. If meds come up, try and see what happens.

The stigma against ADHD is sad. I forgot that I was diagnosed with ADHD before, and rediscovered I had it again and this time I'm looking forward to getting meds! (How ADHD of me to forget I even had ADHD!) Thank you for the video! This helps with fixing the misinformation out there about ADHD and ADHD meds.

not having a song in my head would be surreal. i think id miss it

I felt what you were saying at the beginning about working from home. I self-diagnosed myself years ago. But didn’t want to take medication.But with working from home all the time now instead of three days a week and wanting to go back and finish my degree. I saw my primary care doctor. She asked a ton of questions and gave me a test and said I have ADD and said I needed to see a psychiatrist to get medication. I did that and she said I was slightly depressed. So I took medication for almost two months. I felt worse and I was crying all the time (abnormal because I don’t cry). So I found a new psychiatrist and she diagnosed with ADD. But with a heart murmur she wanted me to see a cardiologist. Long story short, I just got my prescription tonight for Concerta 18 mg and start tomorrow after being initially diagnosed last July. I hope this works because I want to go back to school and every time I’ve tried in the past 10 years, I have to drop because I can never focus to get what I need done. I hope you are still doing well on the medication and it’s a positive experience.

I know how you feel. I’ve just got diagnosed yesterday and I’m 37. This whole time I knew something was wrong with me but, I finally am getting the help I need. I gonna be a start of a new journey for me as well.

Wow! Thank you so much for making this video. I was just diagnosed. Everything you are saying about math courses in school resonates with me. I'm tearing up here. I think I have ptsd from failing math courses in high school and university. It made me so sick that I would end up on medical leave after every math or statistics course I had to pass. I went to the university psychologist for help and she insisted that I needed to develop better study habits, join study groups, get a tutor, etc. Then I would burn out and still end up having to repeat the course. I feel like it held me back in life.

Hi! I've just been diagnosed with ADHD at age 29. I just got a new job starting next week and have been prescribed Concerta - haven't started it yet. I'm nervous to take it, but I think I have to do something because I'm scared I won't be able to perform during work. I came on here to look for some female perspectives on Concerta, and everything you're talking about is so incredibly relatable and helpful. Thank you so much for putting this out there, it's so appreciated.

I took concerta for the first time today. It’s the first time I’ve ever taken a medication for ADHD and I’m 19. I am now currently very tired and a little bit dizzy (hoping the dizzy is normal and/or just because I’m tired) and it is out of my system. But while it was taking effect I was able to do simple tasks easier, and I was amazed at how easy and almost enjoyable it was to do them. I feel my vision was slightly different, it’s hard to explain. It’s like things that were closer to me were clearer in focus. But it was amazing to look at something and think “I should do this that or whatever” and then actually do it. It was a very weird feeling though, maybe I’ll get used to it. I felt a little bit robotic, and while I didn’t feel “high” it FELT like I had taken a drug because I didn’t feel normal (or what is normal to me)

Wow you're legitimately telling my story except, I didn't go to college, I failed my way through high school and graduated but didn't have the motivation to go to college because I felt like I was stupid. But I connect with this heavy, thanks for sharing!!! ❤❤❤

Went 6 years off of my meds. Life went hay wire. Somehow in those 6 years I managed to get married and create a successful business. I’m now back on 54mg of Concerta xr and it has dramatically improved my marriage, relationships and my business. Cannot believe how I lived 6 years without it. If you think you have adhd I can’t recommend medication enough.

I have also disability in maths and i have ADHD too i started today concerta 18mg I'm trying to give exams for the second time so i can go to university last year i was unable to study i was having panic attacks and anxiety attacks i was crying all the time i didn't have the power to push myself further i hope this year with the medication that i will succeed and do well in my exams

I could cry you’ve just explained my whole life.

I want to cry, you described so many things I have a problem with ALL DAY! I am so excited to start my meds now! I was worried about it, but now I am hopeful things will work out! Thank you!

First off, I gotta complement my melanin queens when I see em, you're mad pretty so shout-out to you for that. Second, I'm in a situation where I'm undiagnosed and I feel very lazy, unmotivated, unconfident, extremely slow, can't think straight, can't learn or study especially in a class setting for shit cause I'm always tired and losing focus and I feel like I may never be good enough to accomplish anything, so I pray that I get a diagnosis and it helps me. I can't live the rest of my life like this

Hey.I actually was in the study program at NYU for OROS(later named concerta) I was the worst of 32 children in the program.I was one of the 'lab rats' for concerta..Before FDA approval..I've been diagnosed since age 4.

Concerta is like a happy drug for me, I feel conscious more about stuff, like I'm less irritated when things annoy me and while I'm on it, I'm motivated to get stuff done, so good for you, I'm going to watch part 2 next

It's the sheer bewilderment for me! Can't wait for that day.

Hearing my own struggles from someone else's mouth is more profound than I can explain.

Thanks so much for sharing this. Your experience really resonates with me. I’m over 40 and just now realizing my long term struggles are probably due to adhd. I’m really happy for you! The frustration is real and I hope the relief has lasted.

I am diagnosed with ADHD when I was a year of 9 (the hyperactivity was strong in me). I was doing the best on 18 mg concerta. Loved that stuff, but insurance changed, so I tried other ones. I had really bad expierence on other medication, so back to the expensive ones. My sister has ADD and concerta isn't doing much for her. A couple of years ago insurance changed again and I did not notice that my concerta was changed to another brand (still concerta). I woke up nauseous with muscle pain, head tension. It took me two years to figure out that the brand of concerta makes a huge difference as well. So when people try medication, some work on you and some not. Sometimes even the brand can make a huge difference.

Thank you so much for making the video. I had my ADHD dam burst at age 60. I am dyslexic too. I can not get vowel sounds right. I’m struggling with everything. I will get through this. It’s not an excuse it’s a Reason why we are the way we are. That’s what you tell people.

I’m 32 and have had undiagnosed adhd for most of my life. I was diagnosed last year but I haven’t opted for medication yet, although I’m considering it as I work from home and am battling depression due to adhd symptoms (executive functioning) coupled with anxiety and avoidance. I suspect that I too have a learning disability in math (I was placed in the essential versions of most math classes through my school years), but I’m gifted in other areas so I made up for it and did very well in school. It’s very strange to be both gifted and disabled… I kind of break even I guess, but I always feel like I’m working so hard to meet the standard for my expected “potential”…

Thank you for sharing your story. It means so much to learn that other girls have gone through almost the same experience as I have with ADHD. I’m in the same position right now in college and just started concerta. ❤️

I also failed college and I went with a full ride (4 year scholarship and 3.7 gpa) also was told how smart I am but it just didn't work out. I never knew that ADHD was even possible and it has taken me until now at 30 years old make an appointment to get tested for ADHD. We shall see...

I failed algebra 3x, the first few topics was clicking but eventually I’d started sucking at it again. I finally passed it with a C in my senior year. Same year time I got diagnosed and started treating my ADHD. I appreciate you making these videos.

Was looking for Black femme experiences on this subject, thank you for this! To often we are left completely out of these conversations and aren't seen as people nevertheless people who can have mental troubles and need help and grace.

You're intelligent and well informed

It makes you feel like you have a new start in life or that your capable of more.

i’ve been diagnosed with ADHD since i was 5. but my diagnosis was hidden from me until i was 16 and I was never properly treated or medicated until 4 months ago. I’m now 19 and taking care of things myself. It’s been a journey. Feeling normal is a crazy concept for me to process. I’ve been supposed to be wired like this the whole time? It’s amazing. I’m starting my first dose of Concerta today. I was originally on Vyvanse and it worked so well but it was causing terrible headaches throughout the day. I wanted to know what someone else’s experience was because I get anxious with stimulants and I over focus on how it’s making my body feel. I know I’ll be fine tho. Wish me luck!

Noise not bothering me would worth the price of admission.

You give me hope! And i have tears bc im feeling the exact same things. Im getting my treatment plan in the next few weeks.

Yhe I think this is the issue I am dealing with as well lmaoo, remote work really said times up! Take care of yourself girl, ADHD is not a joke

Is this what everyone is walking around doing😂 It's my first day on Retalin and I totally feel you girl. Like word for word.

Late to comment but just came across your video. All I’ve gotta say is… you’ve got a friend in me. I hear your story and it’s the same story as so many people in the comment section. Hope your journey is coming along great. Peace to you!

It’s sounds like you are describing myself! I’m in concerta and it has been a life changer since then.

wow. your video calmed me. I am no longer that scare to start taking my medication. Tomorrow morning will be, my first time taking concerta.

I had to subscribe bcuz listening to you explain how different you felt on these meds made me soo excited. I have self diagnosed myself with adhd and thats how I want to feeel exactly how you felt. I've been hesitant to get assessed and take medication, so im definitely going to keep up with your updates.

I just got prescribed Concerta, I haven't started yet but so much of your video resonated with me I'm rlly excited to be closer to feeling betterrr thank youuu

Thank you so much for sharing this video. This is SO relatable, and exactly the way I feel on my meds!

I just got my diagnosis today. Thank you for sharing!!!

Thank you for sharing! :)

I’m starting Concerta tomorrow! 😬 very excited but nervous as well! Thanks for sharing your experience, I hope to share mine too once I’ve been on them for a week or so!

This is exceptional. You’re articulate, discerning, smart and so well spoken. I was just diagnosed and your symptoms are identical to mind. I’ve been on concerta for 5 days and it’s a miracle. Your reference to how well your friends are doing in school is the same as mine. Also the fireworks and music in your mind. Same here. Thank you so much for this video. Sidenote; I cracked up laughing when I saw you get frustrated at the yogurt lid. I love the attitude. Your giggles too. Amazing personality. BTW - my Concerta tends to wear off at about 4 PM.. how long does yours last? Also, do you find it affects your sleep?

I feel you! You have no idea the level of distressed I’ve experienced when I forgot the keys inside the house right before a doctors appt and then I can’t get back into the house. Once, I had to pay 320 dollars to a smith lock to open a simple door. I couldn’t even break into my house using a card ( yes, it’s worked in the past) because I was too anxious and weak.

Had the same exact experience this year. The random song thing is 100% true, so crazy.

I’m so glad I came across this starting to watch it with the attention I have. Have been looking specifically for a woman of Color’s journey to follow

I just started Vyvanse. It was like someone turned off a loud fan in my brain. Some side effects, so I will be switching.

I'm 24 in college atm, just got a tentative diagnosis for inattentive adhd, starting on 18mg of concerta, I can't wait to see my doctor again because this feels life changing...

Thank you for sharing your journey.. seeing someone who looks like me have some of the same everyday struggles that nobody else seems to understand the intensity of... was extremely comforting.. how are you doing these days ? I'M at the point where I've realized I can't manage all that I do to cope and live life at the same time.. medication is not the enemy and I should explore so I can get back to living and not just coping 24/7

I related to everything you mentioned! Thank you for this video…I’m considering taking meds..off to watch part 2!

Thanks for being so brave and sharing 🙏🏾🙏🏾

I am less than 10 days away from following up w my neuro physician and starting stimulants for my adhd and I’m so ready and so excited. I suffered my second concussion early last year and it’s intensified my symptoms. My impulsivities and other adhd shenanigans are beginning to take a toll on my relationship and it’s scary because my adhd has already made my life hard and I don’t feel as successful or ahead as I should be at my age I’m so ready to treatment I’m so ready for change

Beautiful and Brave!!! So proud of you🥰😘🥰

as i lie here watching this every creek in the building deafening. forgot what i was about to write

I just got diagnosed with ADHD at 30 years old. I'm taking stimulants but I keep forgetting to take the medication.

People with adhd normally feel to cry the first time taking stimulants, because it's really tough especially with the random taughts and the brain fog at the same time, sometimes you don't even know what your thinking about, it frustrating, yes stimulants is bad but, we need it to get work done.

Everything you complained about before diagnosis is what I was going through. I got prescribed 36mg of Concerta. It felt good for the first couple of days but I just felt weird. Did you experience any side effects.

Just diagnosed at 51 years old.

I start concerta tomorrow. Super nervous. Always been treated for anxiety and just got my diagnosis of ADHD at 25. I feel like a hot mess mom. I can keep life in order but it’s like super difficult for me to get the little stuff done (ie laundry put away..finishing what I started & FORGETTING EVERYTHING)

I want to take these but I'm scared of losing my creative side..