I think more focus should be put on how falling >asleep was a primary symptom before.

The more I think about it, you might be right.

That’s an interesting perspective. I hadn’t thought of that, thanks.

I definitely didn’t mean to scare you or make you feel insecure. I’m sorry about that. But for me, without medication, it was the same: I was really tired all the time and could basically fall asleep anytime and anywhere. I would even get bouts of tiredness while driving, and I would ask my wife to keep going under the pretext of needing a break. I was also a little ashamed of being constantly tired, even in the most inappropriate situations. In those moments, I was more concerned with the thought of falling asleep at the handlebars while driving and thus endangering not only myself but everyone else on the road. Of course, I don’t know how severe your pressure to sleep is in your situations. For me, it was and probably still is enormous without medication.

The cocaine thing wasn’t meant literally. I was just exaggerating 😉. I just imagine that people without ADHD might act more like they have ants in their pants when taking Elvanse. But I have to admit, I do miss that feeling a little after I took Elvanse for the first time.

Yes, there’s probably something to that. Maybe I need more time to better assess and get to know everything. Thanks for the words, anyway.