Comment by TheTaytay

2 years ago

After clicking around, here’s something I wanted to mention: You mentioned in your post that if you have ADHD or “think you do”, you encourage people to check it out. I’m in the camp of, “I probably don’t have ADHD, but boy, some of those self-diagnosis survey questions hit close to home, and I wish they didn’t, so this might be worth looking into whether I have ADHD or not.” I understand that you aren’t in a position to offer diagnosis, but I found myself looking for something in your FAQ or description that spoke to me. I don’t know what it would say to me that wouldn’t sound like it’s trying to convince me i have ADHD, but maybe how to investigate further, or how to know whether to give your service a shot? I might not have found a statement like that because I’m not in your target market, and I’m cool with that too. There is also a fear I have (and that I’ve observed in others) of being one of “those people” who claim they have a problem and go to the doctor and fear they’ll discover nothing is wrong. So it was reassuring when you said, “or think you do” in your pitch, and I think I was looking for the same reassurance/guidance from the website.

I hope that is helpful.

Definitely helpful, thank you for the thoughtful perspetive. I like this: "how to investigate further, or how to know whether to give your service a shot?"

For now... this is a good self test from WHO: https://www.shimmer.care/adhdtest

I'm also glad you felt reassured!