things would pile up and then I would get so frustrated that I just scoop stuff up and take it down the garbage

sheet. So I went to see a therapist and then she says,

Mr. Dusilay, have you had any conversations about a

a-d-a-d a hd hd? I said, no, no, I'm lazy. I want to get myself together.

I want to deal with this clutter and stuff.

And she asked me some questions and there was one that had her just like, oh man, if a person could literally explode,

she would have she said do you have a problem

holding on to small details something like that and my response was if I'm interested hell no. If I'm not interested, hell yes.

If I'm not interested, hell yes.

A.D. Rewired episode number 46. This is the show design to help those of us who have

really good intentions and a slightly wandering attention. My name is Eric Tivers, I'm a licensed clinical

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