Fun mentally ill things

not treating adhd can lead to a lot of problems in adulthood, including:

substance abuse and addiction

having symptoms of depression and anxiety

other comorbid mental health problems

binge eating

difficulty in school

failing grades

suspensions from school

dropping out

not obtaining a college degree

making less money

changing jobs often

lower likelihood of employment

losing important paperwork

difficulty keeping tracks of bills

risky sex

early or unwanted pregnancies

divorce

getting in car accidents

criminal activity and arrests

obviously not everyone with adhd will have all of these things be true of them, but they are more likely in adults and adolescents with untreated adhd

shout out to people whose recovery has been hard

shout out to people who still have symptoms often

shout out to people who aren’t sure how to recover

shout out to people who have relapsed but still try to recover

shout out to people who are recovering from more than one illness at once

shout out to people who’ve had to change relationships to be able to recover

shout out to people still finding a place that’s conductive of recovery

shout out to people who are learning to deal with permanent symptoms as recovery

shout out to people in therapy

shout out to people on medication

You're welcome!! Pdnos (in my understanding) is basically when you don't meet the whole criteria for a pd but you have strong traits of one or more which significantly affect your life. I don't have pdnos but I have bpd and before I was officially diagnosed I was self diagnosed and spent 2 years researching personality disorders which is the only reason I'm somewhat knowledgeable

I'm not sure how I can help, but I can reassure you that ADHD often comes paired with depresion and anxiety. Autism is "measured" on spectrum (from low to high). Some ppl with ADHD have some similar behaviors as autistic ppl and might be harder to diagnose with certainty if they are autistic at all. Are you meeting a therapist? They can help answer what's not clear. And don't take these results to heart; on good mental days, nobody will know or see any of this.

It sounds like "unspecified personality disorder" means pdnos: personality disorder not otherwise specified which sounds like basically the same thing