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It sounds like you are discussing your experience with ADHD and dyslexia. It's a challenging journey to navigate and it's clear that you've had real struggles with learning and focus. It's not uncommon for individuals to self-diagnose, especially if they have not had access to professional help. It's important to remember that seeking professional assessment and support can provide valuable insights and strategies for managing these conditions. As for your question about addiction, it's important to note that ADHD and dyslexia are not related to addiction. However, seeking professional help can address any concerns related to addiction or other mental health issues.

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Do you feel were you diagnosed with ? I mean , back in our day , there was no , I had self diagnosed , I self diagnose and my parents get mad at me , but I said I have a DH D I had dyslexia . Um and I believe I have it as an adult too .

Unlocking Happiness with Friends with Robert Mack

Um and I believe I have it as an adult too . Like it's not , I know they say sometimes you can grow out of a DH D but I can tell my focus or the voices in my head or things like that I still struggle with as an adult and learning was hard for me . I had things backward .

Unlocking Happiness with Friends with Robert Mack

Like I'm like , ok , he thinks I'm super slow . Like , yeah , like I'm just really slow and boy , he's like recommending this children's book to me . Exactly .

Unlocking Happiness with Friends with Robert Mack

So that's a real thing . She's an effective disorder . I'm sure I was suffering from that as well .

Unlocking Happiness with Friends with Robert Mack

So I'm I'm extra sure now that I'm fired . Like I'm like , ok , he thinks I'm super slow . Like , yeah , like I'm just really slow and boy , he's like recommending this children's book to me .