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Steel Maiden · 16-01-2009, 10:23 PM

Hyperkinetic disorder and ADHD are closely related. Some people say they're the same thing, but my concentration span is too good for ADHD.

I find myself going out even when the paranoia/hallucinations are bad because being inside for a morning makes me physically ill.

I went for a run today, which helped.

But its becoming a wrestling match between my paranoia stopping me from going out and my excess energy making me go out.

I end up walking the streets freaked out to no end, but still walking.

No Reason, thanks for the post. I fiddle quite a lot.

Lil'esky, I agree! I wish I could send my legs to go for a run while my top body stays at home.

16-01-2009, 10:23 PM	#12
Steel Maiden There is no place like 127.0.0.1 Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: London	Hyperkinetic disorder and ADHD are closely related. Some people say they're the same thing, but my concentration span is too good for ADHD. I find myself going out even when the paranoia/hallucinations are bad because being inside for a morning makes me physically ill. I went for a run today, which helped. But its becoming a wrestling match between my paranoia stopping me from going out and my excess energy making me go out. I end up walking the streets freaked out to no end, but still walking. No Reason, thanks for the post. I fiddle quite a lot. Lil'esky, I agree! I wish I could send my legs to go for a run while my top body stays at home.
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