After suspecting I had symptoms of Adult ADHD, family history, and grew up with it as a child without proper diagnosis and treatment, I attempted to speak to my family physician but to no avail. He just casually brushed off my concerns and basically told me to see a psychiatrist. I was embarrassed to talk to a "shrink". But I have goals I want to achieve that outweigh the stigma of a mental disorder; and I was DONE letting my inability to focus my attention in conversations, on projects, or just the task at hand be a barrier any longer to my aspirations! Even more importantly, and motivating, was the desire to maintain fulfilling, long term relationships. I was DONE hurting my family, friends, and coworkers. Done having my wife think I wasn't "paying attention" to her, or my kids believing I didn't want to spend time with them. Done being short with my friends. Done with supervisor friction and missing promotions because I couldn't properly manage projects or be mentally present at work. So during research of the condition I stumbled upon DoneFirst.com aka Done. ADHD, managed. The site itself alleviated my fears because the initial questionnaire was straightforward and you could cancel the whole process with one click (which I did several times before saying enough is enough). But I finally followed through and set up the virtual 30min appointment on a Saturday afternoon. Everything was seamless. The psychiatrist completing the evaluation was caring and understanding. She actually listened! Unlike my physician, she answered all my questions and concerns, reviewed any other medications, then started a regimen. It was ready the same night at my local pharmacy. So far I've never felt better. I can now focus my attention on whatever I need to. At first I was a little irritable with people and things; but, after getting used to the prescription (one week) and directing my thoughts in an objective observance of people and circumstances around me, everything was manageable. I see now why they call it: ADHD, managed. Thank you for putting me back in control!