I said that because I always forget about this group and I'm going be in some particular sylvestia related one
..so yeah rather we have a ping list and I want to be in it. And also we could tell anecdote, by example yesterday I want to take socks, but I went in my bedside table's drawer at the place of my dresser drawer.

That sounds intersting, maybe I'll check it out (I did attempt to check it out on my school computer, but it was blocked ://)

Edit: I checked it out and I think it's worth a try, I felt really overwhelmed when it first opened up and there were like 50 things to do, but once I calmed down and read over everything, I just deleted it all and re-made all the tasks myself, I'll try it and see how it goes, maybe recommend it to a few of my friends!

I hope it's helpful to you. :)

I would like to join im 25 with ADHD. I was diagnosed by my Doctor when I was 6 years old.

I would like to join. I have ADD (And also dyslexia. And something else that I dont know the name of. My life is interesting...) Lately the medication I take has been rather ineffective and my mom says I should learn other ways to cope with it, so I thought joining a support group might help out with ideas. I was diagnosed in fourth grade, two years after I was diagnosed with dyslexia.

I find that drawing and doodling can greatly increase my concentration. Sometimes I just doodle random stuff and other times I draw cartoons/doodles of what the teacher is talking about. Teachers generally dont mind if you bring in a small notepad just for doodling. However they get mad if you use your notes/rubrics/anything else used in class.

If your room is a mess, put away all technology/books/distracting things and turn on some music. (I use 1 hour of epic dwarf music because Im a total book lover and the hobbit is awesome.) Then work for a certain amount of time, take a short break, go back to working, repeat. Picking a few things up off the floor every day helps keep things neat.

I guess I dont really have much else :)