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Old 05-16-2009, 09:03 AM #1
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Default Now trying Adderall

Oh, for pete's sake!

Stimulants make me sleepy

My doctor says that's how the A.D.D. brain works...peachy, just peachy

I am using Adderall for it's intended purpose...A.D.D. I know stimulants can have the opposite affect when dealing with A.D.D. but this is just flippin' annoying

Well, it now makes sense why I could go to sleep 30min after taking Provigil

My doctor was telling me about some of the new A.D.D. meds coming out that are not stimulants and my thought was....

Anyway, I didn't see any difference when I was taking Focalin so now we are trying Adderall.

Hoping Adderall helps and I don't sleep my life away
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