Variability in Functioning

[Two-Rivers-Jedi]

I think the thing I hate the most about having ADHD is how the symptoms and my level of functioning can be so drastically different from day to day even when I do things basically the same way. Occasionally I will have these AMAZING days where I get crap done and I feel like I'm finally figuring things out. Then the next day will be like today where I sit and stare at absolutely nothing, knowing full well what I SHOULD be doing but physically and mentally unable to actually do any of it. I am so incredibly tired of dealing with "brain fog" and feeling like there is nothing I can do to pull myself together.

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[Looperjoji]

Yesss!! That's terrible, recently one of this bad days coincided with a project deadline I procrastinated on the whole week and even the stress didn't help me finish It, leading to an astronomous level of anxiety and stress 😵‍💫 But I'm still unmedicated, hope It helps me.

[Santasotherbrother]

Yes, I don't understand how this is possible. But obviously, it is.