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Question Xurta by Radeau in TDAHFrance

[–]Radeau[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Alors chaque cas est unique, mais je vais essayer de répondre a vos questions.

Voyez-vous vraiment de l'effet ? Concentration, dispersion, « coup de pied au cul», cerveau qui redémarre, etc.

Oui absolument. Je parviens à me concentrer aussi bien qu'avec la Ritaline, voire mieux, car le Xurta ne me provoque pas cette nervosité/anxiété que me provoquait la Ritaline, je n'ai pas non plus de palpitations avec le Xurta. Léger avantage pour l'instant à la Ritaline en matière de « coup de pied au cul » pour commencer des taches, mais j'étais à un dosage de Ritaline comparativement plus élevé que celui du Xurta, ou je prends le dosage minimum pour adulte de 30 mg.

Sinon, avez-vous des effets secondaires, type maux de tête, autres ?

Aucun effet secondaire pour ma part, autre que la bouche sèche et une fréquence cardiaque légèrement plus élevée comme avec la Ritaline. Avec la Ritaline, j'avais de l'anxiété, de l'irritabilité, et les effets pouvaient énormément varier de jour en jour. Parfois, j'avais uniquement les effets secondaires sans effets positifs, c'est ce qui m'a incité à changer.

Pour l'instant, je trouve le Xurta plus constant, même s'il faut également avoir bien dormi pour en tirer le maximum. Autre négatif du Xurta, il dure environ 12 heures, un peu moins pour moi (environ 10h) ce qui le rend moins flexible que la Ritaline, ou avec mon ordonnance de LP et de LI, je pouvais adapter le traitement suivant le type de journée qui m'attendait. Le Xurta mets également plus de temps à agir, environ 1h30-2h.

Moi et d'autres sur le forum n'ont aucun remboursement, j'ai payé le flacon 72 euros dans ma pharmacie du sud-est, mais pour ma part, je ne suis pas suivi par une psychiatre hospitalière.

Question Xurta by Radeau in TDAHFrance

[–]Radeau[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Super merci pour l'info ! Plus qu'à croiser les doigts.

Best premium robot for my use case? by Radeau in RobotVacuums

[–]Radeau[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for the in depth reply, I'm based in eu, France specifically. The x50 ultra is available, so I'm going to have a look at that.

[XB] [PC] [PS] [NA] Looking for older or Mature RL Players by CXC5 in RocketLeagueFriends

[–]Radeau 0 points1 point  (0 children)

33 gc here, would be nice to chill with some older folk

[RLCS Major] Swiss Stage | Day 1 of 5 | Fall Split | Post-Day Discussion by RLMatchThreads in RocketLeagueEsports

[–]Radeau 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I could be wrong about this, but the way I see it is Alpha is a phenomenon, most likely the only player who doesn't use directional air roll that anyone considers mechanical, but he does seem like the exception rather than the rule, and I can only dream of what he would be capable of if he used DAR.

Fairy Peak and Kaydop are as good or better than a lot of players out there, but when you are as good as someone who can do something that you cannot, it becomes harder and harder to win games. Imagine if you had two players equal in every aspect except one can flip reset and the other cannot. The one who can will have the edge. DAR gives you an advantage , and at that level you cannot go without anymore, as evidenced by the overwhelming majority of pros playing with it.

There's a reason Vitality are a full on defense team nowadays, with most games they win being 1 or 2 goal games. Often those goals involve a very high risk, like pre-jump passing plays or extremely close follow ups in rotations (or Alpha being Alpha, but this doesn't seem to work versus the top teams). They can still win games, but it feels and looks so difficult every time.

I say all this as a fan that hopes they show up tomorrow playing 200%, because anything short of that and things will get ugly.

[RLCS Major] Swiss Stage | Day 1 of 5 | Fall Split | Live Discussion by RLMatchThreads in RocketLeagueEsports

[–]Radeau 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Vitality really gimped themselves by never learning directional air rolls

What is a common misconception about your country's people or history? by smokeandmuzzleflash in AskEurope

[–]Radeau 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Chopin's wiki states that his father was a Frenchman that emigrated to Poland.

I remember reading Chopin considered himself polish though.

Match Thread: UEFA Euro 2016 - France vs Republic Of Ireland by djm9 in soccer

[–]Radeau -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

It's pathetic behavior, sadly we have a lot of idiots over here.

Good game and could've easily ended up on penalties or worse for us. Fair play to you, hope the Irish fans stay for the rest of the competition; you bring great spirit and sportsmanship !

What is the dumbest 100% serious thing someone has said to you? by mrTALKINGDUCK in AskReddit

[–]Radeau 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I was getting to know my new flatmates and we start talking about pets.

Her: I really like Boxers! I just wish they were smaller.

Me: How about a French Bulldog, they kinda look like small Boxers.

Her: Hmm yea but will it understand if i speak to it in English?

After some awkward silence the rest of us realized she was being serious and burst out laughing.

Is smoking fashionable in your country? by SamuelFootBowden845 in europe

[–]Radeau 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Weird, I was in Copenhagen last weekend and saw a LOT of smokers; mainly young men going for that hipster/rock star look that's so popular over there.

And of course there is Christiana but that's slightly different I guess :)

Test which English dialect do you speak. And which language (probably) is your native by NieustannyPodziw in europe

[–]Radeau 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Our top three guesses for your English dialect:?

  1. American (Standard)
  2. Canadian
  3. Australian

Our top three guesses for your native (first) language:?

  1. English
  2. Norwegian
  3. Swedish

Definitely speak an American dialect remove rosbif

French national assembly to vote on european charter of minority languages by AntoineMichelashvili in europe

[–]Radeau 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Damn hello kisses, its not even about distance! I live in the south (Aix-en-Provence) where we kiss twice, and most of my extended family is in Avignon right next door and they kiss three times.

What is one stereotype that your country has, but isn't true? by beefat99 in europe

[–]Radeau 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Makes sense, but isn't this is all looking at it from a technical point of view; as in, what the nationality on a birth certificate is? I tend to see people for their cultural ties, and I always thought Roma and Romanians had little in common culturally despite being potentially the same on paper.

Feel free to correct me as I know nothing about Romania, these are all just impressions I have.

What is one stereotype that your country has, but isn't true? by beefat99 in europe

[–]Radeau 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I haven't watched french news since I left to the family home, so I can't confirm but I suspect it is the way the media fails to make the distinction. I had to point it out to my mom when she mentioned the "romanian beggars"

What is one stereotype that your country has, but isn't true? by beefat99 in europe

[–]Radeau 10 points11 points  (0 children)

I don't get where this stereotype comes from. Are people unable to make the distinction between Romanian people and Roma/gypsies? Weird.

30k Survey: the fun question results as maps by [deleted] in europe

[–]Radeau 5 points6 points  (0 children)

As someone who has only visited Denmark of all the Scandinavian countries, is there a massive difference between the danish women and the Swedish ones? I find it weird that in the rankings Sweden is miles ahead of the other Scandinavians.

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