This is the first in a series of posts about my journey from ADHD-oblivious, to ADHD-curious, to where I am today. See the full series here. I could’ve gotten an ADHD diagnosis in high school. Maybe even sooner. I could’ve avoided years of stress, anxiety, shame, and overwhelming emotional highs and lows. Instead of wondering […]
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Internet of ADHD weekly roundup: June 19 & 26, 2020
It’s been a slow couple weeks as we adjust to summer around here, so I’m consolidating two Internet of ADHD posts into one 😉 Being diagnosed with ADHD as an adult helped me make sense of a chaotic life | Priscilla Eyles via i News UK I suspect many women with ADHD will relate to […]
Married to ADHD: yes, we can improve hurtful and embarrassing behavior
Editor’s note: an older version of this post first appeared on December 19, 2018. We ADHDers often don’t realize we’re making a scene until it’s too late. This can both infuriate and embarrass our partners. Other couples look like the perfect team at social functions. They send signals on their own frequency and they save […]