Imagine everything around you constantly changing. The feeling of boredom occurs easily and even though you want to, you are simply unable to concentrate on the things you need to complete. Your mind is constantly distracted with the buzz of things happening around you, driving you carelessly from one activity to the next. Your thoughts envelope your mind, distracting you from participating in any important task. Even someone speaking to you goes unnoticed. For a lot of people, this feeling of helplessness is what it feels like to suffer from Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). These people may not be able to sit in one place for a long time, make long term plans, finish important tasks, or be completely aware of what’s happening around them. Their family, friends and colleagues find them to be confused and disorganized. On some days, they behave completely normal, misleading others to believe that they can actually control their behavior. This can cause severe strain in their relationships with others, disrupt their social life, and make them lose their own sense of worth. ADHD, previously known as hyperkinesis or minimal brain dysfunction, is a type of mental disorder that is commonly found in children. ADHD affects around 3-5% of all children, two thirds of more boys than girls. opencaremedical/what-is-having-add-or-adhd-like/
Posted on: Fri, 01 Nov 2013 19:48:04 +0000
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