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It has been a while since I started a discussion, but here I go. I am curious about what you do for fun. I like to play card games, word games, social games, facebook games. I like to learn,…Continue
Tags: recreation, relaxing, games, fun
Started this discussion. Last reply by Nadine MH Jul 24, 2011.
Recently, we had a pipe break in our ceiling again for the 3rd time in 10 months, only this time in the kitchen. So we had to move everything to my brother's room this time from the living room and…Continue
Tags: better-than-you-think, progress, organization, ADD/ADHD
Started this discussion. Last reply by Sarah Christine Gogstetter Mar 17, 2011.
I don't know about you, but after about a decade or more of being diagnosed and treated for my ADD/ADHD, I feel like a veteran ADD/ADHDer. I am wondering if any one else around here feels the same…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Nadine MH Jul 21, 2011.
I'm totally stuck on a homework assignment that is due Monday. I feel I should know how to just get started. I have been working on my ADHD close to a decade now and feel like I should know what I am…Continue
Tags: homework, tasks, projects, suggestions, reminders
Started this discussion. Last reply by Sarah Christine Gogstetter Nov 13, 2010.
LISA HOWARD replied to Sarah Christine Gogstetter's discussion anti boredom pack in the group What is Bored?
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Sarah Christine Gogstetter replied to Bryan Hutchinson's discussion Good News and Bad News for the ADHD CommunityMany of us from time to time need someone to talk to, to listen to us, and/or let us process stuff. Sometimes it's really hard to find the ideal listener. The one who intuitive listens, doesn't interrupt, let us cry without having to explain the tears immediately. Sometimes it would be great if that listener would hold off giving advice until you ask for it. However, isn't the most important thing you want in a listener is to be non-judgmental, supportive and capable of not blabbing it to…
ContinuePosted on January 11, 2013 at 5:00pm
I started advocating for myself as a kid. I learned how to stand up to adults from a very early age. I learned how to deal with bullying. I learned how to turn the other cheek as appropriate and when to fight back. I learned how to put boundaries up to a certain extent. I learned how to make decisions, important decisions from a very early age. I learned to not care what most people think of me. I learned that I generally had a better idea of what I was capable of doing than most of the…
ContinuePosted on August 27, 2012 at 4:31pm — 1 Comment
I often hear people talking about or complaining about how their insurance won't cover this or that, but could their pharmacy be a factor? Does your pharmacy just tell you talk to your doctor or leave you to fight the insurance company?
I had thought many of my medication issues were caused entirely by the insurance company. However, that wasn't completely true. I switched pharmacies recently, and yes some of the issues were caused by the insurance, but the main culprit was my…
Posted on March 8, 2012 at 6:00pm — 5 Comments
I know I am usually very present online, but lately between medication issues and technology issues it has been more difficult to maintain. I do need my online presence for building my ADHD coaching practice, being involved in ADDer World, helping out on Facebook, taking my reviews for my ADHD coaching training classes, blogging, tweeting, and so forth.
So what's up with my meds? Is it the major stimulant shortage? No it's not the medication shortages. The problem lies with…
ContinuePosted on January 10, 2012 at 2:15pm — 3 Comments
how do you define success? does success cost money? does it have to make you rich? In this country it seems to be the filthy rich and the rest of us. Do we need more rich people? perhaps. Do we need more money? Of course we do. No doubt we need it, but is it possible to be a success before the money comes in? is it possible to be successful if the money never comes in?
Some of my heroes and heroines, never were rich. Yet they made a huge difference in this world. They will be…
Posted on October 31, 2011 at 5:10pm

Madelyn Griffith-Haynie, SCAC said… Hey Sarah -- below was an answer on MY blog, then it dawned on me you'd NEVER see it now! So here it is on YOUR page.
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ONLY a year and something later (by the dates below!), I noted your question, Sarah (sorry!)
It's a fuzzy concept, generally takes a bit of explaining --but let me give it a shot here with the time I have right now.
An "acknowledgement" is what I frame as "noticing out loud."
An "endorsement" is closer to a compliment, but not in the "meant to flatter" sense of the word (there's "voting" going on, i.e, you like it, but it is more charge-neutral than something that is more opinion-relatedwithout an overt signifier "What a pretty dress." vs. "I think your dress is pretty.").
When you added "I admire" to your acknowledgement, it became an endorsement (but not a compliment)
Hope that makes it a BIT clearer than mud!
xx,
mgh
JD Durrant said… Thank You Sarah for Your Kindness I do have some questions, how do You put a schedule together for Your everyday life....... like home cleaning yard work food shopping volunteer at kids school exercise return phone calls ect..... I get so overwhelmed that I freak out. I am a single parent of 2 Amazing Kids My Daughter has ADD and my Son has anxiety social
Thank You for all Your help
JD
Maria Johansson said… Thank you Sarah.. i´m from sweden and and i have a facebooksite and website called ADHD-POWER ihave come a long way to get were i am today and i am glad i found this site :)) take care MARIA
Barbara Anne Bennett said… Thank you for the lovely welcome, Sarah! I look forward to participating in many aspects of this site. I was delighted to discover this community! Knowing how many of us have ADD/ADHD, I should have known there'd be a great place like this for us to share and learn.
Barbara
Lisa Livezey Comingore said…
Katrina Jenkins said… Thanks Sarah, I see that you are the welcome wagon for the website! I am interested in learning all that I can about how to manage my ADHD in the workplace. That seems to be my biggest problem right now. Thanks again for the warm welcome!
Jeremy Miller said… Thank you Sarah for your message welcoming me to the group! I am just now starting to explore the site. I wrote a kind of introduction in the general discussion section in the forums. I start school (community college) again in August and this time want to try and get some sort of help before it's too late...so I am seeking all the advice I can get and am starting to really read up on the site. Thank you again for welcoming me to the group. Made me feel a bit better about posting. :)
Lisa Fuqua said… Thank you Sarah, I have finally accepted that this is a life changer & my husband doesn't need to hear EVERY CRAZY THOUGHT! I look forward to moving in that direction with support, acceptance and understanding :)
Joyce Bates said… Thanks, Sarah. I hope to be able to both learn and contribute. Though so far I don't feel like I have ever learned how to overcome any part of this ADHD. :)

Bryan Hutchinson said… Hi Sarah, I read your reading article today. Very good. It's funny, I wrote an article about reading last week and had not posted it yet. I'll wait a couple weeks before posting it :) Are you back online? Things worked out with the insurance and getting online?
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