ADHD & Autism sickness glorification.

If they glorify it, you're likely to not think it's a problem, right?

These are two illnesses that at the time of writing this, I've only proven the Autism one. Rest assured, they're sicknesses that have a cure. So why are the hidden powers of the medical industryy glorifying them as if they are some sort of superpower?

They want you to feel special with ADHD and Autism. If you feel special and view them as a superpower, then you would think about it as a gift given to you by God or the universe. Then you remain sick and continue paying corporations money. If not that, then the illnesses will hinder your life, which suppresses competition from these demonic powers. It's all designed to keep you down.

ADHD and Autism should not be pranced around as something to have and be proud of. If a patiet were to have the opportunityy to cure these sicknesses, they would probably ask this selves, "do I want to get rid of my superpower? Do I want to get rid of this thing that makes me feel so special? Would I become a nobody in this world losing the attention I received? Will I have to forgo the exclusive community that I'm currently in by having the illness?" Questions asked to oneself like these, could deinsentivize a person from healing from the health hinderances. One of the examples I often think of in the ADHD community is how many of the people love their hypersexuality. They are likely to not heal themselves when presented with a cure.

I scroll across videos on Youtube all the time of ADHD & Autism. Viewers in the comments laugh, applaud, and celebrate when they see or hear things in the video that are relatable. They are loud and proud about it as if it were a trend and an amazing community to be apart of. When people go through many of the same things only to realize later that others also do it, they tend to cling to each other in often positive ways. Relatable situations with a community feel like a proud home to be apart of. This reinforces the want to remain in such a group or community. I know many of these patients mean well and are just not aware of the problem  at hand. That's fair. With that being said, we can get the ball rolling on understanding what these illnesses really are, how to cure them. We can begin to instill the desire to be sickness free, and not a willing proud patient/participant of an ill community as if having said disease is a "cool thing."

Make no mistake, these patients are victims. I'm here to make sure they don't willingly remain a victim to a trendy illness and community.