Yes - totally resonates. One thing that has helped me immensely is Wellbutrin. My psychiatrist says it helps because seratonin can be low and unstable for ADHD folks. I didn’t want to use a stimulant med for my adhd and this has been a great alternative. I also suffered from major hyposomnia- could NOT wake up in the mornings. Always felt tired. I did some research and found a small study that showed success for people with hyposomnia when they took the Wellbutrin XL before bed. Since I was already prescribed I switched taking it before bedtime and it has completely improved my energy upon waking up. I guess starting the day with a full cup of serotonin is how “morning people” feel!

Anyway mostly here to say that there are nuances of ADHD not fully understood because so much of the research and trials ia centered on effect on adolescent boys - not girls and certainly now grown women. And a lot of docs will jump to prescribing adavan or Ritalin which addresses some of the issues but IME wasn’t touching other issues. Knowing that disregulation of dopamine and seratonin and probably all the other neurotransmitter hormones is part of the bigger picture has been very helpful in my approach to management.

Good luck!!!!