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Hello all,

I hope everyone is doing well. I haven't posted in a while. Anyway I

went to a new psych doc for my bipolar and ended up with a new, and

sadly fitting, diagnosis-- ADD. For years my docs all said that it was

fibro fog, and watched me get worse and worse, with nothing to say

except that I am depressed. Now I can see myself in this new dx. At

first I could not, because I new jack about it. But I went to the

library and did a buttload of reading. Now I can see how this ADD has

affected me most of my life. One book I read even said that ADD that

is not treated could lead to fibro!!!! It also talked about the fact

that most ADDults are adrenaline junkies, working mostly the thrill of

the upcoming deadline. What I mean is that I and other ADDers will

procrastinate and basically be unable to function enough to get a task

done until the deadline looms closer and the adrenaline starts

punmping. Chronic stress will give you an adrenaline rush too. But

ADDers will start to depend on the rushes, chronically. I have a

hypothesis going in my head that fibromites may be a little familiar

with these rushes, I mean at least most of us stay more busy than we

can afford on those " good " days, only to have to rest the next day. I

wonder if our miracle drug Lyrica might work with this adrenaline? i

dont know...

Loretta

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