Sudafed works much like ADHD
meds. I compare it to Adderall. It made me extremely focused but unable to
sleep through the night. That took its toll on me as I work until 2 AM and
usually don’t get to bed till 3 and I was waking up at 5:00 then tossing and
turning only to fall asleep for another hour. Of course it affected my mood. I
was in sort of a mixed state and maybe a little bitchy. I’m not sure I was
really that much of a bitch. I think I was just too tired to deal.
So, I haven’t really done
much more than read. I’m back to devouring at least one ebook a day. I love to
read but I get too pulled in. The focus that the Sudafed gave me allowed me to
totally immerse myself into different worlds without distraction. I can get so
into a book or a character that it is hard to pull myself out. I find myself
wanting to stay in that imaginary world and most times am sad when a book is
finished. I’m lucky enough to have found several free sources to feed my
passion for reading. My Kindle is well stocked. Reading free books means that I
am reading about a variety of topics. I read whatever is free and somewhat
appealing. In the last week I have read romantic comedies, historical fiction
and even a biography on St. Francis of Assisi .
There are so many worlds to explore. I’m thankful to my mom for teaching me to
read at such a young age and for instilling in me a love of reading.
Speaking of my mom, she and my daddy are back in
Wow! Having just reread this
it is apparent that I am no longer on speed. My ADHD brain is up to its usual
tricks and leading all over the place. Maybe I should address this with my
doctor. I kind of like being focused. The big concern that he has is that ADHD
meds can be stimulating and might exacerbate my anxiety. I don’t need that. So
I have to pick and choose carefully. I would much rather be daffy and all over
the place than panic stricken. With that said, I think I will conclude this
installment because I don’t know what other tangents I may go off on. The
possibilities are endless.
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