Don't be so hard on yourself. Everyone makes mistakes and you need to forgive yourself sometimes. Drugs may or may not help. Maybe you need to adjust your work style or find a better way to focus. Here are a few articles you might want to read:

ADHD at Work: How to Succeed at Work with ADHD

10 Tips for Better Productivity at Work: ADHD Career Advice

Good luck, Dena

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I write documenation for programmers to work from. The content will be perfect but the numbering of the paragraphs will be off or I miss a word or there is a typo. I have to say that the concerta helped...alot. I stopped hitting reply all - when I shouldn't and the numbering got much better and I was alot less tired when I got home - i think because I wasn't work so hard, being sooo stressed and it eased a lot of frustration. I do recommend meds. It won't cure everything but it did help me slow down enough to make a lot fewer mistakes. (P.S. I tried all the all tricks and they were to hard to remember because I was always going so fast).

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Thanks for the feedback.. I have read and tried the tips on working with ADD. Some of them were helpful but most of them were things that I had been doing already. I do realize that I tend to go too fast at times but slowing down is such an effort. I feel like I either go wide open or not at all. I have an hour commute each way to work and any energy I have when I leave work is gone before I get home. After helping my daughter with her homework and whatever HAS to be done at the house for dinner, there is nothing left. I would love to be able to work more efficiently and have SOMETHING left energy wise when I get home.

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