3 responses to “Owncast VOD – ADHD Elvanse special [2026-04-14]”
DickDiamond
That was incredible to watch.
The best analogy I can think of is seeing a creature that has been locked in a cage for its entire life suddenly been allowed out and free to roam.
I hope the results hold.
Thank you! I’m finding this whole experience – 3 days in – to be utterly fascinating and kind of life changing. But it might be the New Meds Euphoria talking. I guess we’ll find out in a few weeks!
DickDiamond
I keep wondering about this video and whether you should make it available to all. It would be something that you could promote on Twitch and would not only be highly educational for people like me that are not ADHD sufferers, but also a fabulous marketing tool to get people in to join Studio. It shows the real you without the shackles that Twitch forces you to adorn.
To my mind, this would be something that non-medicated ADHD sufferers could share with those around them to give them the slightest of insight of what life is like under this challenge.
Only a thought. (I try to avoid having them. They hurt my brain cell. 🙂 )
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3 responses to “Owncast VOD – ADHD Elvanse special [2026-04-14]”
That was incredible to watch.
The best analogy I can think of is seeing a creature that has been locked in a cage for its entire life suddenly been allowed out and free to roam.
I hope the results hold.
Thank you! I’m finding this whole experience – 3 days in – to be utterly fascinating and kind of life changing. But it might be the New Meds Euphoria talking. I guess we’ll find out in a few weeks!
I keep wondering about this video and whether you should make it available to all. It would be something that you could promote on Twitch and would not only be highly educational for people like me that are not ADHD sufferers, but also a fabulous marketing tool to get people in to join Studio. It shows the real you without the shackles that Twitch forces you to adorn.
To my mind, this would be something that non-medicated ADHD sufferers could share with those around them to give them the slightest of insight of what life is like under this challenge.
Only a thought. (I try to avoid having them. They hurt my brain cell. 🙂 )