David Forsythe:  

In 2005 I was diagnosed with adult version of Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD), got meds for it and started a brand new life. Never dreamed it could be so good, just wish it was 1975 instead of 2005, but I'll take this any time, any way. Till then life was mostly a combo of confusion, bad decisions, broken relationships--in short, I was usually lost and never knew why nothing ever worked out. Even my rare successes were, Is that all there is? In 1997 I was diagnosed with esophogeal cancer, usually about 85-90 percent fatal. But I had surgery and beat it. No sign of cancer since, plus no long term side effects from surgery. My doc says I'm 1 in 1000. It's actually quite a story, might write about it someday. And for anybody who doesn't already know, "ADD" IS NO JOKE. For those who know or have known you, but don't see you regularly, it looks like you are just lazy and self-centered among other things and though you have all the tools you're just throwing your life away on purpose. Only those who see you regularly and are somewhat aware of the ...Expand for more