Question: Thank you for your time to answer these questions!  
  
  
  I am currently a 28-year old student going into the last year of my education, and only in the previous year I started using Concerta as medication for my ADHD. The general practicioner that provides me my medication stated that she would only provide medication until my education ends, as she sees no reason for me to need it afterwards. I myself however find the medication to help in so many more areas than just studying, for instance in maintaining daily hygiene and being able to work on hobbies.
  
  I do know some people that have been diagnosed with ADHD that claim to live happy lives without medication, which is why I got curious.
  
  Do you think it's healthier for people with ADHD to look for a way of living happily without medication, or would you say the medication is a reasonable option for those of us that clearly notice the benefits of them in daily life?  
  
  
  I hope you have a great day!
Answer: &gt;only provide medication until my education ends, as she sees no reason for me to need it afterwards
  
  In the 21st century it is ridiculous for a healthcare provider to  only provide medication for ADHD for educational reasons.  Medication is not only a reasonable option it is what treatment guidelines suggest.
content: Q: Thank you for your time to answer these questions!  
  
  
  I am currently a 28-year old student going into the last year of my education, and only in the previous year I started using Concerta as medication for my ADHD. The general practicioner that provides me my medication stated that she would only provide medication until my education ends, as she sees no reason for me to need it afterwards. I myself however find the medication to help in so many more areas than just studying, for instance in maintaining daily hygiene and being able to work on hobbies.
  
  I do know some people that have been diagnosed with ADHD that claim to live happy lives without medication, which is why I got curious.
  
  Do you think it's healthier for people with ADHD to look for a way of living happily without medication, or would you say the medication is a reasonable option for those of us that clearly notice the benefits of them in daily life?  
  
  
  I hope you have a great day!
   Ans: &gt;only provide medication until my education ends, as she sees no reason for me to need it afterwards
  
  In the 21st century it is ridiculous for a healthcare provider to  only provide medication for ADHD for educational reasons.  Medication is not only a reasonable option it is what treatment guidelines suggest.