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I was wondering if anyone has come across any good resources that talk about strategies that people with ADHD can use to try and reinforce delayed gratification habits.

I realise that as a starting point people with ADHD are quite prone to impulsiveness. I am trying to work on my own impulsiveness and my gravitation towards instant gratification.

**Platform(s):Browser Based Web Game

**Genre: Puzzle

**Estimated year of release: At least 15 years ago

**Graphics/art style: Fixed image of the inside of a spaceship with minor animation of moving parts.

**Notable characters: Spaceship AI

**Notable gameplay mechanics: The player has a limited time to convince the spaceship AI to divert the course of the ship before they collide with the ship. The only input the player has is a chat box in which they can use to talk to the spaceship's AI.

**Other details: It's just a very simple but nicely designed game that someone at Uni showed me a long long time ago. I've tried all types of google and bing searches but haven't seen anything that lo

Hello,

I read a lot of posts of hear that read something like... thanks to my ADHD I have this problem or my ADHD causes me to do X thing.

Sometimes people write how ADHD benefits them in Y instance or a random thing they do is because of ADHD and they're looking for solidarity.

All these things are fine and maybe it's because I was diagnosed later in life but I don't feel like ADHD affects anything I do. It explains a lot, I can look back over my life and see the similarities of my behaviour and common traits. However I never feel comfortable saying, oh I do this thing because I have ADHD.

Anyway, that is all.

Thank you.

Edit* Hi again, I didn't mean this to be attacking and maybe acc

Hello,

I'm currently at work and about 4 hours ago I experienced vision distortion in the right 1/3 of my vision. It kind of looked like rippling water. It was very distracting and quickly lead to a panic attack. I then felt very mild tension in my left temple but this could be due to the panic attack. The distortion lasted about 5 minutes and I sat with the anxiety up until this point. The last couple of hours I've noticed flickering or flashes of light in my peripheral and I'm not sure if it's real or anxiety or the actual lights flickering. Besides all that I feel fine.

I'm very aware of my health anxiety and often worry about getting things checked out because I believe they are not re