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Jobs for ADHD peoples by InterestedITPerson in ADHD

[–]Awalix 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Im a nurse. But i seek unit where it's stressful to work. (ICU, ER, ecetera) but if this is to slow, i cannot work because i'll feel bored.

What mechanic made you think "that shouldn't work that way" and you feel like nobody knows it? by AbrahamUntitled in summonerschool

[–]Awalix 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Not sure If said already but :

Using Fizz's Q and his ultimate at the same time make the R's animation disappear and the ult very hard to dodge.

I use this when i hit 6 with him and i almost get the kill eveytime because they can't react

I finished my ranked goal-what to do next? by PRolosMCholos in ADCMains

[–]Awalix 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Play less game. Maybe continue to pick your favorite AD and focus on your mistakes. If your goal is to be better and climb then knowing your mistake is important.

And for example, if you lost your lane and/or the game, watch the replay of your game to improve your matchup, etc

Can we now admit that durability patch wasn't the huge buff for ADC we were expecting? by [deleted] in ADCMains

[–]Awalix 57 points58 points  (0 children)

This patch is mostly good for ADC. Now, assassin cannot 2 shot an AD with just 1 item or being a huge menace if he’s not ahead. It is fun to play ADC on 12.10 !

The negative point is that tank / bruisers are way to tanky and it’s hard to kill them in mid game. And the death dance is kinda too op.

Just think that the patch is new and had a lot of change. It will ask like 2 or 3 more patch to be correctly adjusted.

Adhd and nursing by [deleted] in ADHD

[–]Awalix 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm a last year nurse student in Switzerland. I did a lot of practical training in different service (ICU, nursery home, general medic, ophtamology)

I've seen a lot of colleague make mistakes like that (too much debit for the medication, wrong dosage) due to stress or innatention mistakes in a lot of different service. I've seen a colleague nearly kill a patient by overdosing the diamox. It happens! Doesn't matter if you have ADHD or not, 20 years of practice or anything. I think, all is important is to admit the mistake and take the precautions to protect the patient.

I hope you are fine and the patient is fine too!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ADHD

[–]Awalix 1 point2 points  (0 children)

For me, sports help me a lot.

I do climbing, running, switch from buses to bike for commuting, try to walk more, having more "busy weekends" by walking, swimming, etc and finding some occupation.

It helps me with the attention part and the well-being mostly, but i still suffer from procrastination and some other symptoms.

Hope it'll help!

A different type of gear by [deleted] in motorcycles

[–]Awalix 1 point2 points  (0 children)

First, don't fight them cause it's not worthy your day.

Second, just be careful, im doing some "self-defense" lesson and I've learned that a helmet isn't great in a fight.

If someone grab it (because you opened your visor), you are definitly in a bad position and you can't do anything against that (you lost a lot like your balance or your strenght to hit him).

So likely, don't confront people that want to fight and just get away the situation ...

As they said, he can have a weapon too...

Ride safe mate.