Hello All,

I had a very odd gut feeling today so I'm going to go with it even though it is silly, I guess we all get a bit silly sometimes.<O:p></O:p>

I had a discussion today with a potential ADHD Coach for myself. In reference to the idea that medication is not a “instant” fix I used an analogy which I often use as “the meds just was the car, you are the wax” meaning you have to concentrate very hard and “try” even with the meds. Well this woman was very interested in my analogy and had me repeat it several times (like she was writing it down or something). She is a published author on Adult ADHD and I would hate to one day see here take credit for my verbal creation. So consider this post a Poor Man’s Copyright (if you will). Hope that didn’t come off paranoid, Cause’ that’s not one of my problems (ha-ha). Laters,<O:p></O:p>

-Aim :soapbox: <O:p></O:p>

“D’nile ain't just a river in Egypt”<O:p></O:p>

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Hi Aim,

I see your new here - WELCOME ABOARD!! :D

And please don't be offended because I often have difficulty with abstract notions such as analogies - but I don't understand this one at all. Could you help me a little. ??? :confused:

“the meds just was the car, you are the wax”

Thanks,
Sue

“the meds just was the car, you are the wax”

Sorry typo, the word should be "wash"
-aim
"D'nile ain't just a river in Egypt"