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Signs of my ADHD that I did not realise were my ADHD
A thread, from a women diagnosed at 25.
A thread, from a women diagnosed at 25.
Impulse purchases... yeah I’ve wasted a lot of money.
Forgetting to cancel free subscriptions/trails and subscriptions I don’t use anymore.
Forgetting to cancel direct debits I no longer need. I took me 2 years to realise I was still paying an old flatmate for the WiFi bill.
Sentence structure and grammar can be all over the place. Although my dyslexia does influence this too.
Your mind never stops, it’s extremely hard to switch off at night to sleep.
Struggling with organisation and following routines. It takes a lot of mental effort to stay on task.
Loosing you phone and other objects multiple times a day, even if you only saw them two minutes ago.
Short-term memory in general is more or less non-existent.
Have to fidget or doodle to concentrate.
Get distracted by everything, I need complete silence to concentrate.
CANNOT resist picking up scabs/spots on your body.
Gross I know, but relevant
Gross I know, but relevant
Leaving your keys in the fridge after going supermarket shopping and then forgetting where they are until your next meal.
Intense emotions But can be overwhelming frequently.
Having random bursts of energy for a few seconds. Occasionally I’ll just have the urge to run (despite the fact I normally hate running)
Impulse tweeting (Including this thread)
I’ll continue adding to this thread when I think of some more, I just can’t remember them right now 
Forgetting friends’ birthdays
Biting my lips and picking at my finger nails too much.
It can affect my ability to recognise I’ve eaten enough food.
This is based on my lives experience of ADHD (combined type)
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Constantly biting the inside of my cheeks.
Info about getting an diagnosis 
https://twitter.com/saraheboon/status/1332649600998584323
https://twitter.com/saraheboon/status/1332649600998584323
