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Dealing with my mental health is far more complex and variable than I had imagined. Psychedelics and therapy were the magic formula for tackling my childhood trauma. I still deal with depression, but it’s more of a maintenance thing now. Psychedelics were for me a surgery I needed to remove the depression tumor. Even still, I know that I can easily relapse into a deep depression if I don’t maintain a healthy baseline by eating whole foods, exercising and meditating. Whatever normal means, it’s incredibly difficult for me to achieve it.
I knew I struggled more than most to get through my day-to-day. Having mini panic attacks before going to work became draining, but I’ve dealt with it as best as could. I thought it was a mini-depression episode but I’ve never thought about any other conditions, until I did.
Welcome to the wonderful world of ADHD. In this podcast, I wanted to share about my experience of my diagnosis and treatment. This is not medical advice, nor a recommendation for any treatment. ADHD is a medical condition and should be treated as such. I simply wanted to share what I’ve witnessed, think of it as a diary of a lab rat.
By La Poubelle JauneDealing with my mental health is far more complex and variable than I had imagined. Psychedelics and therapy were the magic formula for tackling my childhood trauma. I still deal with depression, but it’s more of a maintenance thing now. Psychedelics were for me a surgery I needed to remove the depression tumor. Even still, I know that I can easily relapse into a deep depression if I don’t maintain a healthy baseline by eating whole foods, exercising and meditating. Whatever normal means, it’s incredibly difficult for me to achieve it.
I knew I struggled more than most to get through my day-to-day. Having mini panic attacks before going to work became draining, but I’ve dealt with it as best as could. I thought it was a mini-depression episode but I’ve never thought about any other conditions, until I did.
Welcome to the wonderful world of ADHD. In this podcast, I wanted to share about my experience of my diagnosis and treatment. This is not medical advice, nor a recommendation for any treatment. ADHD is a medical condition and should be treated as such. I simply wanted to share what I’ve witnessed, think of it as a diary of a lab rat.