Sleep Schedule Interfering With Student’s Adderall Use

Local architecture major Rasmus Schlooter has found himself having to put aside his Adderall use after falling back into the pits of a crippling sleep addiction.

“I wish I could quit, but I haven’t been able to handle daily life without it,” Schlooter says. “At this point I get maybe only 1 or 2 good Adderall kicks a week at most.”

Acquaintances of Schlooter have noticed a change in their friend’s lifestyle ever since his latest relapse.

“He’s throwing his life away,” says Schlooter’s friend, Nathan Cremers. “He locks himself in his room for 8 hours a day doing nothing but sleeping.”

Schlooter says his latest relapse came about due to falling back in with the wrong crowd.

“I met up with some old friends I hadn’t seen in years,” Schlooter says. “One thing led to another, and we ended up having a sleepover.”

Schlooter admits he has a problem but worries there may be no help for him at this point.

“If I don’t kick this addiction soon, I may never use Adderall again,” he says forlornly.

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