I am 48 and have fiersly studied the GED test for several years and failed miserably ( after 5 times, I feel hopeless ).For the last 4 years I've been taking wellbutrin and ritalin. After taking a battery of psychological tests and being diagnoesd w/ADD was basically told there was nothing I could do to pass this test in order to go on to a college education. This has made me even more depressed. My psychistrist suggested to take counseling but, I've done that and it does'nt work for me. AS you can see I've tried to better myself but, it seems THAT I am not going to be successful regardless what any body says. Therefore I am faced with a very uncertain and terrifying future.( extremely worried).
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I am 33 years old and finally accepted the fact that I have ADD. I couldnt pass a test if my life depended on it. I barely graduated high school only because they felt sorry for me and moved me along just so I could graduate. I have made over 100,000.00 a year selling concepts to people. I am not depressed, i love my life and my family. I have just learned to work around not having to take tests and find something in my life that I am good at. I still struggle with relationships and other business people in my life like anger issues and blowing up at he slightest detail that doent work out my way. I still struggle to take tests in my company and finally I am seeking out consultation and possable medication just so I can focus, learn, and pass test. I too would ne better off and even more successful if I were able to pass tests and learn quicker. Its a fight and we need to just push forward and beleive in ourselves for us to be successful. I am always telling myself how great I am all of the time and it works for me. People have no idea that I have a learning disability. Good luck to you and I wish you the best.