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    Quote tweeting so I can pin this. A complaint I hear often! cc:

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    answer my texts coward
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    This is an astonishing number but I’m curious what the question was...how was it phrased?

    How the f--- do 60 percent of the people in this poll think this?
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    Thank you for sharing - this is incredibly brave to be so open Yashar.

    I wrote this thread last night about living with ADHD and wakeup to find ADHD trending #2 nationally. Thank you! I am so touched by all of the support and feedback. The thread got cut off at tweet 26 so I put all of the tweets in one Twitter moment.
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    Really appreciate this, Yashar. It is a constant struggle.

    I wrote this thread last night about living with ADHD and wakeup to find ADHD trending #2 nationally. Thank you! I am so touched by all of the support and feedback. The thread got cut off at tweet 26 so I put all of the tweets in one Twitter moment.
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    Here is the full, so worthwhile thread on . Yashar, you've done a real mitzvah here. In the shadow of your openness and honesty, lives will be transformed. ⚡️ “Living With ADHD ” by

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    This is how change happens. bravely put himself out there and by sharing his story he helped us all learn more about ADHD. Overwhelmingly positive reaction!

    I wrote this thread last night about living with ADHD and wakeup to find ADHD trending #2 nationally. Thank you! I am so touched by all of the support and feedback. The thread got cut off at tweet 26 so I put all of the tweets in one Twitter moment.
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    Thank you to for writing this. I have ADHD and was not diagnosed until adulthood.

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    I've spoken many times on here about ADHD, but I usually don't discuss how it affects my life in more serious ways. This thread gets at a lot of it.

    I'm so touched by all the tweets about this thread, it means the world to me. Unfortunately, the thread got broken up, so I've put all of the tweets into one Twitter moment: Thank you
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    with a real public service here. As someone diagnosed not long after my first grade teacher wanted to put a seat belt on my chair, there’s a lot of truths in here. There’s also some eye openers...

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    Whew lord I wish I could RT this a hundred times. My ADHD is a nightmare that holds me back in so many ways.

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    This is something worth reading

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  12. il y a 51 minutes

    I wrote this thread last night about living with ADHD and wakeup to find ADHD trending #2 nationally. Thank you! I am so touched by all of the support and feedback. The thread got cut off at tweet 26 so I put all of the tweets in one Twitter moment.

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    ⚡️ “Living With ADHD ” by

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    I play a composite character, Zahra, a privileged British-Iranian woman and frequent guest at the Taj Hotel, caught amidst the horrific attack and forced to find her inner strength in order to survive and protect her family. in cinemas across Australia March 14.

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    An amalgamation of several real-life accounts, discusses the origin of her character in . Only in cinemas, March 14.
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    This is so spot on please if you have the time check out this whole thread.

    1. I want to talk about ADHD. I was diagnosed with ADD when I was 13-years-old. To say it's misunderstood (both by people who have ADHD and people who don't have it) is an understatement. What people need to understand about those of us who have ADHD is we are not homogeneous
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    Please read this incredible thread by . It's the most accurate description of ADHD I've ever read. Living with ADHD *can* mean getting distracted easily or having trouble concentrating — but it almost always goes much further than that.

    1. I want to talk about ADHD. I was diagnosed with ADD when I was 13-years-old. To say it's misunderstood (both by people who have ADHD and people who don't have it) is an understatement. What people need to understand about those of us who have ADHD is we are not homogeneous
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    I was diagnosed later in life -I wish I had known so much earlier. It could have saved me years of pain wondering what was wrong with me. It’s under-diagnosed with girls as many of us were not hyperactive so we didn’t cause problems for anyone.

    This was so useful to read. I wasted years of therapy trying to analyze my inability back in high school to work, even on subjects I enjoyed. (Something something father?) Feel like a failure every single day, even after being diagnosed. This helps, thanks
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    Holy shit I never thought of it this way holy shit

    8. For example, people will often say that people with ADHD tend to procrastinate. That is a total misunderstanding of what ADHD is about. Procrastination has a connotation of intentionally putting something off for various reasons. We don't want to be this way.
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    BREAKING: India says airstrike in Pakistan-controlled Kashmir killed 'very large number' of militants, trainers, commanders

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    I have ADHD and can totally identify. Especially about being able to focus and read many books per week yet doing a simple task feels like climbing Mount Everest. Many people on Bway also have ADHD. You can live a productive life...esp. if your friends/family/coworkers help!

    1. I want to talk about ADHD. I was diagnosed with ADD when I was 13-years-old. To say it's misunderstood (both by people who have ADHD and people who don't have it) is an understatement. What people need to understand about those of us who have ADHD is we are not homogeneous
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    Hugely interesting thread to me. For as many people as I know who have this diagnosis, it's sort of embarrassing how little I actually know about it. This was really useful.

    1. I want to talk about ADHD. I was diagnosed with ADD when I was 13-years-old. To say it's misunderstood (both by people who have ADHD and people who don't have it) is an understatement. What people need to understand about those of us who have ADHD is we are not homogeneous
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