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Executive Dysfunction Days (lemmy.world)

submitted 1 year ago by [email protected] to c/[email protected]

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Does anyone else with ADHD have some days where your executive dysfunction is worse than normal, and you end up barely doing anything and feeling like crap? I'm having one of those days, and I'm hoping I'm not alone in experiencing this.

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[–] [email protected] 4 points 1 year ago

sigh, yes, I read a great description the other day of executive function and was just gutted at how well it describes by executive DISfunction :(

I cannot bring myself to do most of the things that need to be done in my house, and spend so many hours wasting time on the couch. A couple months ago, I decided to turn the tables a bit…I realized that even if I was stuck on the couch for whatever reason, I could still be productive in many ways. So, I decided to focus on the good things I could do from my couch (host zoom meetings for my support group, manage a couple facebook groups, do volunteer work for my choir…) and so I feel better about my crappy executive function…