adhd

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3 Dec 202205:44

Summary

TLDR这段视频剧本讲述了创作者个人被诊断为注意力缺陷多动障碍(ADHD)的经历。起初,他对自己的症状持有否认态度,认为ADHD只是媒体上常见的夸张表现。然而,随着对ADHD的深入了解,他开始意识到自己多年来的一些行为,如忘记喝水、重复阅读书籍段落、走神等,实际上是ADHD的症状。经过专业评估,他被诊断为ADHD的注意力不集中型。尽管诊断后他感到释然,但药物治疗并未取得良好效果,他计划在后续视频中分享更多关于这方面的经历。

Takeaways

  • 🧠 视频中提到了ADHD(注意力缺陷多动障碍)的诊断过程,包括使用EKG(脑电图)测试来测量大脑波形。
  • 🚫 视频中强调了,如果怀疑自己或他人有ADHD,应该寻求专业医生的诊断。
  • 🔍 ADHD现在不再分为ADD和ADHD,而是分为注意力缺陷型和多动冲动型两种类型。
  • 🙅‍♂️ 视频中的讲述者是注意力缺陷型的ADHD,而不是多动冲动型。
  • 🎬 讲述者最初对ADHD有误解,认为只有像电视剧和电影中那样的行为才是ADHD。
  • 🤔 讲述者通过观看视频和阅读资料,开始反思自己可能存在ADHD的症状。
  • 📚 讲述者提到了一些ADHD的典型症状,比如同时打开很多标签页、反复阅读段落、忘记日常任务等。
  • 🏥 讲述者接受了专业的评估,包括一系列问题和EKG测试,最终被诊断为ADHD。
  • 💊 视频中提到了药物治疗ADHD的话题,但讲述者表示将在另一个视频中详细讨论。
  • 📺 视频中还包含了一个NordVPN的广告,这是一个提供网络安全和隐私保护的虚拟私人网络服务。
  • 🍫 讲述者分享了一个关于忘记给朋友买巧克力,结果自己吃掉了的有趣故事,展示了ADHD患者日常生活中的挑战。

Q & A

  • 视频中提到了ADHD的两种类型,它们分别是什么?

    -视频中提到了ADHD有两种类型,分别是注意力缺陷型(inattentive type)和多动冲动型(hyperactive type)。

  • 视频中的讲述者被诊断为哪种类型的ADHD?

    -视频中的讲述者被诊断为注意力缺陷型ADHD。

  • 讲述者最初是如何开始怀疑自己可能有ADHD的?

    -讲述者最初是在观看一些网络视频时,发现视频内容和标签与自己的情况非常相似,这促使他开始怀疑自己可能有ADHD。

  • 讲述者提到了哪些行为可能是ADHD的迹象?

    -讲述者提到的行为包括:同时打开许多标签页、反复锁门以确保安全、独自一人时走圈并自言自语、反复阅读书籍段落、在执行任务的路上忘记任务本身、对咖啡因不敏感、以及在截止日期前才开始完成任务等。

  • 讲述者在被诊断为ADHD后有什么感受?

    -讲述者在被诊断为ADHD后感到一种奇怪的释然,因为他终于明白了自己为何总是难以集中注意力,并且工作效率不如其他人。

  • 视频中提到了哪些关于ADHD的误解?

    -视频中提到了流行媒体对ADHD的误解,比如将ADHD表现为表面上的注意力分散,而实际上ADHD是一个比这更复杂的问题。

  • 讲述者在诊断过程中经历了哪些测试?

    -讲述者在诊断过程中经历了一系列的问答测试,并且进行了一种名为EKG的测试,该测试通过在头部绑定电线来测量大脑波。

  • 讲述者在诊断过程中有哪些困难?

    -讲述者在诊断过程中的一个困难是在进行EKG测试时需要保持静止不动30分钟,这对有ADHD的人来说是一个挑战。

  • 视频中提到了哪些与ADHD相关的日常挑战?

    -视频中提到的日常挑战包括忘记喝水、忘记执行任务、在执行任务过程中分心、以及与他人沟通时的困难等。

  • 讲述者对于药物治疗ADHD的态度是怎样的?

    -讲述者提到药物治疗ADHD并没有在他身上取得好的效果,并且他打算在第二个视频中更深入地讨论这个话题。

  • 视频中提到的NordVPN是什么,它与ADHD有何关联?

    -NordVPN是一个虚拟私人网络服务,用于提供在线隐私和安全。视频中提到它作为赞助商,与ADHD无直接关联,但被用来展示讲述者在分心时如何被其他事物吸引。

Outlines

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🧠 ADHD诊断经历分享

视频作者分享了自己被诊断为ADHD(注意力缺陷多动障碍)的经历。他提到,尽管自己有ADHD的症状,但最初并没有意识到这一点,因为流行媒体对ADHD的描述往往过于简化。作者曾否认自己有ADHD,直到在观看一些视频时发现与自己行为的相似之处,开始认真反思。他提到了ADHD的两种类型:注意力不集中型和多动型,并透露自己属于注意力不集中型。作者描述了诊断过程中的一些细节,包括使用脑电图(EKG)测试来测量大脑波形,以及在测试中保持静止30分钟的挑战。最后,作者表达了被诊断后感到的释然,因为他终于明白了自己生活中遇到的一些挑战。

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💊 对ADHD诊断后的生活反思

作者在被诊断为ADHD后,分享了自己生活中的一些挫折和感受。他提到,尽管自己努力集中注意力,但似乎总是无法像其他人那样高效地完成任务。诊断结果让他感到释然,因为他终于找到了自己长期困扰的原因。视频的后半部分提到了药物治疗的话题,作者表示由于这个话题比较敏感,他打算在另一个视频中更深入地讨论。作者感谢观众的耐心,并承诺会在未来分享更多关于自己与ADHD斗争的故事。

Mindmap

Keywords

💡ADHD

ADHD,即注意力缺陷多动障碍,是一种常见的神经发育障碍,表现为注意力不集中、多动和冲动行为。在视频中,作者提到自己被正式诊断为ADHD,并且经历了一系列的测试和评估过程。ADHD是视频的核心主题,作者通过分享自己的经历来提高公众对这一状况的认识和理解。

💡诊断

诊断是指通过医学检查和评估确定疾病或健康状况的过程。视频中作者提到,他大约一年前被正式诊断为ADHD,这个过程包括了对症状的评估和一些测试,如脑电图(EKG)。诊断是理解ADHD及其对个体生活影响的第一步。

💡否认

否认是一种心理防御机制,指个体拒绝承认或接受某些痛苦或不愉快的事实。视频中,作者提到自己最初对ADHD的症状持否认态度,认为那些症状只是自己个性的一部分,并没有意识到这可能是一个需要专业诊断和治疗的问题。

💡多动型

多动型是ADHD的一个亚型,表现为过度活跃和冲动行为。在视频中,作者提到ADHD现在分为两种类型:注意力缺陷型和多动型,而他被诊断为注意力缺陷型。了解ADHD的不同类型有助于更准确地识别和治疗这一障碍。

💡注意力缺陷型

注意力缺陷型ADHD是指主要表现为注意力不集中,而不是多动或冲动行为的类型。作者在视频中提到自己是注意力缺陷型,这解释了为什么他在日常生活中经常分心和遗忘事情,例如忘记喝水或忘记为什么走进厨房。

💡记忆

记忆是指个体对过去经历、知识或事件的保持和回忆能力。视频中,作者提到自己经常忘记一些日常事务,如忘记喝水或忘记为什么去做某件事,这些都是ADHD影响记忆功能的例证。

💡分心

分心是指注意力从当前任务或活动上转移开。作者在视频中描述了自己在执行任务时容易分心,比如去拿巧克力给朋友却因为分心而自己吃掉了,这展示了ADHD患者常见的分心问题。

💡咖啡因

咖啡因是一种中枢神经系统刺激剂,通常用于提神醒脑。然而,作者在视频中提到,咖啡因对他不起作用,反而只会导致心率上升。这说明ADHD患者的生理反应可能与常人不同。

💡拖延

拖延是指推迟或延迟完成任务的行为。视频中,作者提到自己常常拖延,直到最后期限才完成任务,这是ADHD患者常见的行为模式,因为他们可能在规划和时间管理方面存在困难。

💡自我反思

自我反思是指个体对自己的行为、思想和情感进行深入思考的过程。作者在视频中提到,通过阅读书籍和观看讲座,他开始对自己的行为和症状进行反思,最终意识到自己可能患有ADHD。自我反思帮助他更好地理解自己的情况,并寻求专业的帮助。

💡NordVPN

NordVPN是一个虚拟私人网络(VPN)服务,它在视频中作为赞助内容出现。VPN服务可以提供在线隐私和安全,加密用户的浏览活动,允许用户绕过地区内容限制。作者通过介绍NordVPN来展示如何利用VPN服务来保护个人隐私和安全。

Highlights

被诊断为ADHD的过程包括了戴电极线等不寻常的测试。

ADHD不再是一个诊断,而是分为注意力缺陷型和多动冲动型两种类型。

作者本人被诊断为注意力缺陷型ADHD。

作者最初对ADHD的误解和否认,以及后来的自我怀疑和探索。

通过观看视频和阅读标签,作者开始意识到自己可能患有ADHD。

NordVPN赞助了这个视频,提供了网络安全和隐私保护。

作者通过阅读书籍和观看讲座来学习关于ADHD的知识。

作者发现自己的一些行为,如开多标签页、反复检查门锁等,是ADHD的迹象。

作者有走圈和自言自语的习惯,这也是ADHD的一个特征。

作者阅读书籍时需要反复阅读段落,这是ADHD的一个表现。

作者在执行任务时经常忘记任务本身,这是ADHD的常见问题。

咖啡因对作者没有效果,只是增加了心率,这可能与ADHD有关。

作者在沟通上存在困难,经常需要多次提醒才能回应。

作者经常拖延,直到最后期限前才开始完成任务。

作者通过专业评估确认了自己患有ADHD,并对此感到释然。

作者计划制作第二个视频来讨论关于ADHD的药物治疗问题。

Transcripts

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this is your brain and this is your

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brain on ADHD

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wait so it turns out your boy has ADHD

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who would have guessed I got officially

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diagnosed about a year ago now the

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process for getting diagnosed was odd I

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didn't really know what to expect from

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getting diagnosed but I didn't expect it

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to include wires that's for sure by the

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way two things one I'm not a doctor so

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always get a professional diagnosis if

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you suspect anything and two add is no

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longer a thing it is all under ADHD now

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with two flavors there is the

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inattentive type and the hyperactive

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type and apparently I am the inattentive

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type so all of this started with Goodall

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classic denial I had a lot of ADHD

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symptoms for a long time and we'll go

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over specifics later but have you ever

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noticed in TVs and movies where ADHD is

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just like oh a squirrel oh a ladybug oh

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a piece of candy ah well that's only on

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the surface level of ADHD and

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unsurprisingly it is a much more

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complicated thing than popular media

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makes it out to be big surprise I

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thought I don't do that and therefore I

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don't have any ADHD but one day I was

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watching goofy internet videos and saw

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something that was like this video is

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very goofy and relatable allow me to

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just look down at what the Creator wrote

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about the video and possible tags

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associated with this morsel of

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entertainment I don't suspect anything

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Orbeez

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this probably doesn't mean anything

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this started to happen more and more

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until I started to ask some serious

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questions about myself and I'll tell you

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how I figured out that I have ADHD But

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after all of this these coincidences

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just led me to think and reflect on a

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lot of things there were a lot of

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memories that started to seem like Signs

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more than just memories like forgetting

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to drink water for an entire day bite b

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a sign of something and not just be a

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goofy little thing that I do sometimes

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so I started to read books and watch

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lectures and learn as much as I could

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about ADHD and the more that I did the

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more that puzzle pieces started to click

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these are things that I did that I

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thought were normal but were actually

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signs of ADHD having hundreds of tabs

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open at a time constantly to a point

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where 30 gigabytes of RAM is a necessity

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is something people with ADHD do doing a

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task like locking a door but seconds

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later you aren't totally sure if you

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locked the door so you re-lock it

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another time or two there's this thing I

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like to do when I'm alone where I walk

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in circles for a couple of hours and I

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talk to myself

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don't judge me I like it but also

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apparently it's an ADHD thing reading

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paragraphs of books over and over even

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though I'm very intentionally trying to

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read it I have to do it multiple times

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it took me ages to finish Hatchet agents

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it wasn't even that good going to do a

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task and forgetting what the task was on

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my way to do it because I'm thinking of

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something in the meantime chronically

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like this happens every day all day like

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this one time Kelly wanted some

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chocolate and I was like I can get you

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chocolate and I went to the kitchen to

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go get chocolate but from point A to

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point B I just got distracted and I kind

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of found myself holding chocolate and I

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was like oh yeah I'm hungry for

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chocolate and I eat it and I get back to

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the room where Kelly was sitting and she

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was sad because I was eating her

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chocolate I don't know how to explain it

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other than like I didn't mean to do that

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it just happened and it happens a lot

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caffeine does not work on me and just

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makes my heart rate go up contacting me

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is a nightmare and usually takes a

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couple of messages until I get around to

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it not doing things right up until the

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deadline line that one's a common one

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and the list goes on so after all of

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this reflection and learning I have very

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strong suspicions that I have ADHD so I

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had to get a professional to assess me

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and look at my brain oh God the

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assessment included a bunch of questions

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but the first part of it included this

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new test which I think was called an EKG

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they strap a bunch of wires to your head

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and measure your brain waves the

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instructions were to stay still and do

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not move for 30 minutes ADHD test

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stay still

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30 minutes

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you already know the results I had ADHD

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and I felt weirdly relieved there has

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been a lot of frustration in my life

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because despite trying really hard to

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focus I could only achieve half as much

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as other people so despite still having

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issues with it it feels good to know why

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I never expected that that was going to

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be a meaningful thing to me but here we

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are anyway after my diagnosis there

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always talk about medication and that

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did not go well but I'm going to make a

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second video about that I have an idea

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of what I'm gonna say but since we're

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entering medication territory I want to

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try to be a little bit more thoughtful

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about how I go about the video so need a

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little bit more time thank you for your

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patience about it I wish you the best

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and thank you for watching oh piece of

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candy