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  • Monday, Mar 16

    Most true ADHD qualified doctors will refuse to diagnose ADHD online, especially if you do not have a history of the disorder. It requires many tests that should be done in person. It is a really expensive process and you are not guaranteed to get a diagnosis. That's why many people go undiagnosed because they cannot afford to get tested. If you want to do it the right way and you truly think you could benefit from testing, I would look up a local specialist and invest, but if you don't have the disorder, it could be a waste of time and money.

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  • Edited Monday, Mar 16

    Totally get the frustration of feeling stuck...test prep is brutal. That said, posts like this make it harder for people who genuinely need accommodations to be taken seriously. The process is already an uphill battle without the perception that people can game the system.

    If you're hitting a wall, it might be worth stepping away for a bit and leaning into something you enjoy. Letting yourself subconscious process in the background can lead to some breakthroughs, and coming back fresh does more for your score than grinding through burnout.

    That said, if you genuinely believe that you need assistance, there are more effective channels to accomplish that. It might be in your best interest to delete this post.

    Wishing everyone here good luck in a way that doesn't come at someone else's expense 💙

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  • JacobSenchak Independent Tutor
    Monday, Mar 16

    If you think you need treatment (for anything), seek treatment (independently).

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