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Paris_Blues
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Yeah, well, I am NOT working right now when I’m in college, if I did, it would be ten times worse. I would either fail in college or would get fired at work. So which one are you going to take? I took college because I have one more semester to go hopefully after this Fall 2005. However, my parents are totally aware of my situation and I have been blessed by having them support me. I have a very limited budget right now.No, it doesn’t work for everyone, but it works for the majority, and at least you gave it a good shot - so you know it doesn’t work for you.
But to go on in misery without even exploring treatment and options because “I don’t have time nor money” is not fair to oneself.
There are four in our house. I’m the only one without ADD. At the office there’s one professor with ADHD. It is something one can live with, but it just requires really getting to know oneself, they nature of the symptoms, learning new behaviors to help keep one on track, if not focused. Meds are easier, but not necessary. The key is to find a compatible profession.
As for offering it up as a means to alleviate the symptoms, that’s not the point of offering it up. It doesn’t fix things or take away the pain or suffering here and now, just as Christ still had to feel every blow against him, every piercing on his head, hands, feet and side. What it does is place a value on the pain and suffering. Christ’s pain and suffering purchased salvation for us. Your pain and suffering can reduce the temporal affects of sin on the souls in purgatory or even your own (I’m not certain of that last part but I think I heard that somewhere - along the lines of indulgences).
I’m not going to waste my money or my parents money on something that’s not going to work and that’s final!
I have been on meds for the last ten years and they don’t seem to help, I’m just the same person as before. I swear, I have a brain of a dinosaur for crying out loud, that’s what it feels like!
For THOSE of you who DON’T have a learning disability or a defect mentally, you are BLESSED! IF I had to choose, I’d rather be physically handicapped then mentally handicapped if some of you know what I mean. Thank God the day I’ll die!
Of course YinYangMom, you have no clue what it’s like. You don’t want to know what it’s like either!
Perhaps when I start taking the Eucharist, perhaps it will at least help me to deal with this better.
