Re: ADD/ADHD Problems and Tech Writing/Editing Careers

["Ed Wurster" <eawurster -at- hotmail -dot- com>]

Anne G. Davis wrote:
> I'm still in the "oh my gosh, so that explains it"/shock/anger ("how
> could this 
> happen to me and why wasn't I told earlier?!") phase.  I'm currently
> taking a 
> low dose of medication specific for this problem that actually seems
> to be 
> helping me focus on what I read and follow people's conversations and
> instructions much better.
> Would be more than grateful to hear experiences from any other tech
> writing/editing ADD or ADHD sufferers.

It sounds like the situation is improving for you.

Do you use anything to organize your work and tasks on a daily basis?


Ed Wurster

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