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Originally Posted by Reformed83
I can totally understand the brutal honesty and I'm definitely NOT giving up. As the one person mentioned, yes I do have ADHD but clearly not dyslexia since I'm obviously spelling my words out just fine. The lack of solid work history is due to kind of personal issues which have been resolved awhile ago and I started working towards changing myself around in my late 20s. My goal is to make 2016 a more ambitious year and try to build up the skills in anything. Transportation is no problem since I have wheels. As for my location, it's the Binghamton, NY area. Southern Tier. I've just done some research and the American Red Cross is currently holding courses for BLS, which I'm definitely signing up for. And if it doesn't work out, then I'll just keep trying to find what else I could be good at. I'm fully-aware actions speak louder than words but either way, I'm not giving up. Happy New Year, everyone!
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Just because your words are spelled correctly does not mean you clearly don't have dyslexia. But it's a good deal if you don't, because that can make learning new skills more of a challenge.
Do you know about your brand of ADHD?
There are tons of positives in terms of problems solving, thinking on your feet, being able to see patterns in the chaos...
The Positives of ADHD. The Advantages of Attention Deficit Disorder
Benefits of ADHD: Unique Strengths and Abilities
People with ADHD tend to be the adventurers, the explorers. Sometimes this gets them into trouble. Sometimes saves the day.
Good luck. Do let us know what you decide.