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Angry Jan 13, 2012 at 06:06 AM
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I do mistakes because of this hardship to focus....I miss things and do them incorrectly and some people get angry.
But some seem to react to me as if i mess **** up on purpose! The guilt and fear from their anger and abandonment stress me 10 times MORE and I do more mistakes. It SUCKS. Its not my fault. I am tired.
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Default Jan 13, 2012 at 08:43 AM
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Sorry you're having a tough time right now. My husband also has problems with making mistakes related to his ADD. Are you being treated for it? Could it be time for a medication change? Are there a lot of distractions around that could somehow be minimized? Is there one particular area where the mistakes are happening or is it more of a general focusing issue? I'm not sure what employment resources you have available in Israel, but here in the US, ADD is considered a disability and employers are required to make accommodations for it if at all possible.

Here's a link to an article you may find helpful:

http://www.additudemag.com/adhd/article/862.html

There may be things you can do to make your workplace more ADD-friendly or tools you can use to improve your focus and reduce your stress levels when things don't go well. In addition to the article, there are books out there specifically on workplace issues for adults with ADD. Here's a link to one of them, but there are others:

http://www.amazon.com/ADD-Workplace-..._bxgy_b_text_b

I hope you're able to find some relief soon.

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Default Jan 13, 2012 at 12:35 PM
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Thank you. I work in a coffee. The boss knows i have it. She recognized it and told me. I am going to a psychiatrist soon. my T says he should prescribe me either Ritalin or antidepressants.
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Default Jan 14, 2012 at 01:21 AM
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It sounds like your boss is well educated in this sort of thing. Maybe she could help you find some creative ways to make your work go more smoothly. She's obviously watching out for you and cares. Use her as a resource if you can.

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Default Jan 14, 2012 at 03:09 PM
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lol this is the only compassion i found from her. They just need workers badly - my luck - and that is why it seems to me that they don`t fire me. lol. I may not know because another director (not THE boss - the boss beneath the boss) said "you are a good worker i know it is not an easy job) but The main boss yelled at me etc. So the only thing i can do is hold tough and try not to panic. Survive with hope i do not need to humiliate myself mroe with silly jobs like that. It is a lot of my shame and the boring job that i feel this pain of hurting myself ..having to work there being 26 damn it.
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Default Jan 14, 2012 at 05:55 PM
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What type of work would you be doing if you could choose anything you wanted to?

What small step can you make to help you get closer to that goal?

Is there something you can do outside of work that brings you joy to balance out the bad feelings you're having at work? Sometimes a job can just be a means to do other things in our lives that give us real meaning.

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I am doing. It`s just the post about work. I study accounting psychology and economics. I love arts. Its by far not all my life. In studies it is easier to concentrate because i am more interested lol this one feels so stupid
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Default Feb 05, 2012 at 12:03 PM
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I am doing. It`s just the post about work. I study accounting psychology and economics. I love arts. Its by far not all my life. In studies it is easier to concentrate because i am more interested lol this one feels so stupid

I know how you feel. it's hard for me to keep focused on something I find difficult or boring. If I don't get it, I can get frustrated and feel stupid. Part and parcel of having ADHD.
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Default Feb 05, 2012 at 06:56 PM
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I know how this feels.
My teachers used to send home letter about how *unfocused * and messy I was...and Ide get beatings almost daily over it.
Its not fair and its not ur fault

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Default Feb 05, 2012 at 07:27 PM
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I'm sorry people are being so hard on you. They just don't realize how difficult and frustrating it can be to deal with ADHD. I'm trying to make my parents understand that I can't help but not get things too quickly. Things don't come to me *snaps fingers* like that the way with other kids do. Some things I'm really good at like English, Art, Spanish and World History. I'm even doing better in math. I went from barely getting a B minus in math to a B+ and A-. However the subject I REALLY don't like and don't understand is Chemistry. My parents want me to get at least B- but I barely get a C+. I said to them it's IMPOSSIBLE! But they tell me I'm just being lazy but if I was really being lazy would my other grades in other classes be as good as they are now? :[ :[ :[

Anyway, I hope you're concentrating better <3 Hope things get better for you. :] :] :]

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