RTAA & Source - Forgetful Pills, Automatic Recovery
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- Podcast #322 @ 1:22:27(miles ADHD) // #368 @ 35:16(burnie & brother) // #374 - 12:40(stroke procedure)
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As someone with ADHD memory issues is the most annoying side affect. I feel you Miles
So damn true. No joke on a bad day i can talk to u and 15 mins later u walk by and i start the same conversation we just had like it never happened.
Big Bear bro saaame I’ll do that all the fucking time. Like I’ll find a meme online and I’ll show my friends, then like 10 minutes later I’ll show them the same meme with no recollection of what happened lmao
I do that with conversations and it’s annoying as hell.
I have ADHD, however I have had great memory
Oh Miles, didn't you hear? Memory is the key.
Memory is in a simple soul.
Wait, that isn't the right line.
Matias Rivas the sword is a key all the time.
Matias Rivas he forgot the key
Booo to that joke
Is that an AC 3 reference?
He could set an alarm on his phone to go off at the same time every day. Name the alarm 'medicine.' Its how I remembered classes and online quizzes in college.
I tried that but sometimes I wouldnt be at my pills so I would turn off the alarm then forget lol
As someone with miles exact problem: alarms don’t work. I have reminders for every day on my phone and I see them and then immediately forget about all of them as soon as the banner goes away. It’s literally what miles describes, either you have the cap that tells you or you have to sit there and go through what you just did and figure it out - or you’ll know once you start trying to drive or work.
What you do when someone has a stroke, and I know this because I was just tested over this, is you clear all items away from them so the victim doesn't hurt themselves. You have someone call 911 and you stay with them and keep them comfortable and monitor their condition until EMS arrives.
Cocoabean that's more of seizure procedure
Well, you do that for every emergency medical situation. But, this is key, you HAVE to check for bracelets because if they have seizures often, don't call 911 unless they have another seizure without regaining consciousness or they stop breathing or they hit their head. If you call 911 and it's just because of epilepsy and they don't need an ambulance, they are on the hook for paying for it. And you need to always turn them on their side to avoid aspirating vomit.
trinthetrex that’s why I like Canada, ambulances are covered by the government along with basic medical care
I used to think that taking medication cant be that hard to remember, and now that I take medication I completely understand
Okay now I wanna see the photo of Michael in a washer.
Brandon Nguyen me too
3 years later I still want to
Miles would be a great stand-up comedian, his timing is perfect.
THERE IT IS! The “I’m not good with a lot of memory related things. It’s really really bad” THERE IT IS
I can relate to Mile's Story...
I work at a Grocery Store, and one of the things I get often are Customers asking me where "X" is at Or if we have any "Y"; etc. Whenever I'm not sure, I would go in the back to check or ask a Manager. Problem is: I walk back to them, and Have Next to NO Memory of what they look like. I also have other moments more simular to Mile's story, but that's probably the most reoccurring
I thought you were going to say after you find out about the item there will be times where someone else asked about the same thing within the day and you have already forgotten if whatever it is is in stock.
I have a weird memory. Half the time I remember the things I "Don't" want to remember, and the other half I forget the Things I "Do". With what I was saying, If they walk away/Not stand there when I get back, I literately have to run around the store looking at ever customer and ask myself: _Were they Male or Female?_ ; _Did they have a weird Shirt/Hairdo/Etc?_ ; _Do they React when I say "Hello" to them?_ Kind-of a Problem
I used to work at McDonald's and had the same problem... sort of. I'd have to go to the back to get something to stock, I'd go back to dry stock look at the shelves and say to myself "now why did I come back here to get" apparently it was fairly common among the employees for that to happen so they joked around saying towards the back there was a forecfield that made you forget why you went back yhere.
Same, Miles. Took two pills once and I was either going to run ten miles or tear a phone book in half.
I have adhd and the exact same problem
Saul Pasene this problem used to bother me so I made myself focus so I didn't have to take it anymore
I have the same problem. I never realized this was an ADHD thing, I just thought I had shit memory
UTdbz same here, but im also taking antibiotics at the same time so i get doubly confused haha
@@deadkattefilmandsound937 you take the pills in the morning only. Or when you need to concentrate
@@peachulemon There's dosage made for 2-3 usages a day
He should just use an hourglass: flip that, and it resets itself after a while.
A big one for an hour?
You do realize all hourglasses last an hour, right?
+NorthWind Studios does minute increment sand based reversible chronometer sound better to you?
He would still forget though, because it would look the same.
***** yeah but if they last an hour and he goes to work and sleep then it'll look exactly the same in the morning
***** oh ok
The first time I watched this thing I related super hard to Miles's pill thing, but that was before I knew I actually had a problem
My god Miles, I know exactly that feeling, and I tried that exact same thing with the upside-down pill bottle, TO THE SAME EFFECT!
Miles can do what i do, have a friend at work babysit him by telling hom to take his meds. Works for me
The thing about the pill situation, just take the pills the moment you get out of bed. It's just a matter of getting it into a routine. First thing I do is get dressed, and I have my keys, wallet and phone all in my room while my shoes and pills are downstairs. First thing I always do when I leave my room is take my medication. Just today I forgot about it and was about to get on a main road when I had the feeling I didn't take me medication, which was true because I first put on my shoes and left. I drove back home and took the medicine.
Connor Clemmons problem is with some people like me and what seems to be miles problem as well if we dont eat first we get sick and we might not always eat at the same tume every day
Well the kind of medication I take, being Concerta, is that it actually suppresses hunger, and I've never really been one to eat in the morning. But like I said, it's just a matter of routine. Go take those pills, then eat, the medication doesn't take effect until 30 minutes after you've consumed them.
miles is my spirit animal
Does anyone else just love Miles?
DAMN that was fast HemboHero, great work!
Now Miles, if you can't keep track of a day of the week pill container this may not work, but how about a ruler coated in white erase divided into 7ths and labelled with permanent marker that you immediately throw away so you don't use it instead of a dry erase to mark which day you took your medication on?
My dog just got fixed and I'm using Miles' pill system to make sure I remember to give the dog his medication
You are insanely quick with these keep it up
You do them pretty quick.
I did the same method with pills but I wrote E and O on the end for even and odds days.
As a person with adhd too, I have problem with memory just like Miles. It's not easy for us to remember things.
Catherine Wingsent same
pfff, I remember sharing Mile's story with my assistant manager and after I mentioned what Miles did with putting the bottle upside down, she thought it was a good idea. Then I mentioned what happened next and the look of: "...Oh..." on her face was priceless.
I take Adderall too, and like 3 other meds. I know exactly what Miles is talking about.
What I would do is create a chart and mark when I take a medication, and keep it with my pills, than I would put a note on the back explaining what it's for. It's complicated but it might work
I feel you Miles
I relate so much to miles
I have adhd and even though I don't take pills for it I relate to that so much.
I feel you Miles I have the same problems with my ADD meds
The recovery position in America is to turn a person having a seizure on their side so they don't choke on their tongue.
acegirlinastraightworld this is late but people don't choke on their tongues when having seizures. What you should do is nothing, unless the person has no history of seizures. In that case call 911. If they're epileptic they usually have a friend or someone who knows what to do, or they can handle themselves afaik
That's not true, as an epileptic you can't choke on your own tongue (just as a general principle because it's impossible). The recovery position is for cushioning the person's head and making sure they are safe
@@rowanmcgovern1343 Okay, coming back to this after my CPR and first aid, I found that, it's true you can't choke on your tongue but you can choke on your vomit and that is what the recovery position is for.
I would never leave my live in the hands of this people
LalolikesWings *these
Something I'd suggest for that is have like a pocket Calendar next to the pills, so when you take the pills, mark off that day
I had that issue... Have an alarm for every day of the week, and DONT let it turn off until you've taken the pills, keep snoozing it. Then cancel it when you've taken your pills. It'll automatically reset the next day.
I think I commented this on a different video, but fuck it here I go again.
Gavin is totally right about the Recovery Position. My dad teaches traumatic/military medicine and there's a whole science behind the Recovery Position
That whole "putting the bottle upside down" thing would work if you just remember to flip it back up right before you sleep.
i have adhd as well and before i stopped taking concerta i had the exact same issue
Should get one of those small white board calenders or schedules, then all you have to do is mark the day after you've taken one, and wipe the board at the end of each week or month...
God. When it cut to the wide I saw the table. I had totally forgotten about that.
I'm in the same club as Miles. I've been taking Ritalin since I was 4 so like 20 years and I still forget in the morning if I took my morning dose and it's like well I'm sure I'll find out soon.
I know this is a bit late but just remembered while watching this. You can turn the bottle cap upside down on the bottle to hold pills...
PSA do not try to take a stroke victim to the hospital call emergency service and get them to sit down. Or the recovery position. As long as there is no possibility of broken neck or back you turning their head to the side is is a good option for almost any problem.
Do days on and off. Like day 1 keep the lid off day 2 take the pills put the lid on. Repeat
Relatable very relatable
BARBARA HAS BEEN TIED UP CONFIRMED
i wanna hear about that space invaders shoot now
Hey Hembo!
I have one of those lil day of the week boxes because I am apparently old as shit and can't remember either
Tape a piece of paper where you keep your pills write the days and put it upside down on the day you take it. The next day if it’s upside down on the previous day you haven’t taken it
Just make sure to flip the bottle right side up before you go to bed. Bam
Goddamn I relate to miles about having a shit memory so fucking hard
I just noticed Ruby Miles
1:52 just wait until he’s an old man jeeeeez
i have the exact same issue with my ADHD meds
Same, Miles, saaaaame
i NEED more miles in rubys costume
Short term memory loss is common for people who are taking adderall long-term.
that first one is my life
You don't do the recovery position for strokes, you do it for seizures.
That’s what I did for my medication until I just stopped doing it
Just realized how similar me and Miles are.... in every way except his talent.
Thing called paper and pen
Barbara: have you never been tied up?
me: why, have you Barb?
Jason Antonucci she has
Am I the only one who wants to see Michael off his meds
Miles
Sandra Caraballo yes. because miles off his meds can be harmful to him or someone else. i, along with probably everyone (if not you're heartless tbh) want to see him healthy.
3mm4lyn as someone with ADD... we don't suddenly become 3 year olds...
JTeenmining To be fair, ADD and ADHD are different. The H stands for "Hyperactive" and as somebody who actually has ADHD, we do tend to act more immature without medication.
I’m just gonna place this story here. I have ADHD and can’t take any meds due to most if them giving me massive headaches, so I manage without them. One day I wanted to make pasta, halfway through the pasta I left to do something in my room, when I came back there was a fire in the kitchen.... I’m not allowed in the kitchen anymore...
What happened to their table?
i know how you feel brother did you take your pills
Couldn't he just get a piece of paper, write the days on it, and put a check on the days he took his meds?
Have you ever been TAI -ed up? Did anyone else catch that pun? xD 2:46
I wanna see the crazy side of miles
we need bernie bro
just use a chart
Miles needs to install more RAM :p
Why did i think this was funny
Omg. Spaced Invaders
Just mark on the calendar or on a notepad when you take your meds. Derp
okay
Does no one notice the table in the third segment is fucking destroyed?
Wait miles has bad memory? But he's a writer he kinda needs to remember stuff
Well if you're a writer and need to remember stuff you can just...write it down.
aye
Miles is Mexican right ??
he makes a lot of excuses for a real easy excuse, this coming from someone that has to take 4 pills a day,
I hate adderal, or however you spell it, makes me a zombie. Also I just hate relying on meds in general, unless extremely neccessary, just learn to suppress it normally is better and way cheaper
7th
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