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<blockquote data-quote="Giulia" data-source="post: 527946" data-attributes="member: 14306"><p>I don't claim to explain ADHD. And I don't say that my only issue is ADHD. </p><p></p><p>I don't claim to give "miracle help". And I already help myself and receive help, not the one you may expect, but still. </p><p>I help with giving my own insight, and it's already something. It's not a mracle help, but it is something. </p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>You focus only on ADHD, but I don't have only ADHD and I never claimed to have absolutely only ADHD. I already told in my sig line that I also have a Single Sided Deafness and no, SSD issues along with ADHD issues are not mild. </p><p>You may be astonished that I don't have more neuropsychologist diagnosis to add. Hearing issues can mimic neuropsychologist issues, and you know it as well as I know.</p><p>And a serious psychiatrist will take account of the hearing impairment, and not trying to add other diagnosis at all costs just "because it seems there are other neuropsychologist diagnosis" whereas there is a general medical condition to explain the problem. Sorry, but a hearing impairment is not something you can dismiss just because "it's atypical" or "it does not carry many issues when it's on one side". I wish it was different, that I had a more "classic stuff", but I don't and I have to do with it. </p><p>If a ADHD coupled with a hearing impairment, a Maths Learning Disability (LD) and sensory issues is not enough for you, then I am sorry, but I cannot do any better. </p><p></p><p></p><p>I know I have my issues to solve, but I solve them with the help and support I have around me. Ok, it's not the way you would try to solve them, but it is what it is and it does work. We all have issues to solve in our life, all life long.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Giulia, post: 527946, member: 14306"] I don't claim to explain ADHD. And I don't say that my only issue is ADHD. I don't claim to give "miracle help". And I already help myself and receive help, not the one you may expect, but still. I help with giving my own insight, and it's already something. It's not a mracle help, but it is something. You focus only on ADHD, but I don't have only ADHD and I never claimed to have absolutely only ADHD. I already told in my sig line that I also have a Single Sided Deafness and no, SSD issues along with ADHD issues are not mild. You may be astonished that I don't have more neuropsychologist diagnosis to add. Hearing issues can mimic neuropsychologist issues, and you know it as well as I know. And a serious psychiatrist will take account of the hearing impairment, and not trying to add other diagnosis at all costs just "because it seems there are other neuropsychologist diagnosis" whereas there is a general medical condition to explain the problem. Sorry, but a hearing impairment is not something you can dismiss just because "it's atypical" or "it does not carry many issues when it's on one side". I wish it was different, that I had a more "classic stuff", but I don't and I have to do with it. If a ADHD coupled with a hearing impairment, a Maths Learning Disability (LD) and sensory issues is not enough for you, then I am sorry, but I cannot do any better. I know I have my issues to solve, but I solve them with the help and support I have around me. Ok, it's not the way you would try to solve them, but it is what it is and it does work. We all have issues to solve in our life, all life long. [/QUOTE]
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