A short conversational excerpt from a YouTube video titled "ADHD & Med School" in which Speaker A discloses a recent ADHD diagnosis (about a year ago) and reflects candidly on how ADHD has complicated discipline, revision, and understanding concepts during study. The speakers express amazement at what their teenage selves accomplished and Speaker A notes pride and surprise about past performance compared to current difficulties.
How on earth did we do that at, like, 16.
To start the journey? Wow.
It is crazy. And I think something that I'm really open about is, so I have adhd. I was diagnosed about a year ago.
Yeah.
And some. And some. And I'm very open about that journey. And I don't think I've actually realized how much ADHD has made my life so much harder when it comes to, like, discipline, revising, even just, like, just understanding concepts and stuff is. It can be really, really difficult. So I honestly look back at my teenage self and I'm like, well done. I don't think I could do that now. Like, I don't know.
What, Like a pat on the back. Well done. Wow. That's really quite insightful.
