be more decisive

Me and a friend that I shall only refer to as “the bean” decided to take a plunge into self diagnoses AND subjective trial-testing. Both of us profess to have problems focusing; we seem to have a short attention span as it wewe. We are both taking Strattera, something that I’vbe been told is good for Adult Attentions Defficit, until October 2006 (it is now Mid March). Let’s see if the products perform as advertises, at least in as small a sample as we represent. Let the unsolicited patient-trials begin.

Here’s the bite from their site:

“Strattera is the first and only non-stimulant medication approved by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for the treatment of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in children, adolescents, and adults. Strattera is a norepinephrine reuptake inhibitor, a class of ADHD treatment that works differently from the other ADHD medications available. Strattera is available by prescription only.”

http://www.strattera.com/1_1_about_strattera/1_1_about.jsp

I’m curious. Let’s see what it does to us.

I think;p I’m a great “qualifier”-I hardly ever do anything without “weighing all the variables.” That’s crap-being cautious is one thing, not committing to a course of action because I’m paralyzed by the plethora of potentialities is another. After all, failing to make a decision is still making one, if only by default.

I’m done with a default life!