No productivity lectures. No pretending any of this is tidy. Just the real stuff about what it's like to get diagnosed way too late, and what you actually do with it.
The relief, the grief, the 2am maths spiral, and the maths test I sat in and just didn't do.
read it ♡The research was done on hyperactive boys. Women spent decades being told they were just anxious and scattered. There was a better explanation the whole time.
read it ♡The late fees, the replacement items, the wrong career for four years. There's a name for all of it. You'll feel seen and a bit furious.
read it ♡I answered every question honestly. The maths test I just didn't do. The $10 sunglasses. The raspberries. Every single yes.
read it ♡Not the hyperactive boy in the textbook. What inattentive ADHD actually feels like from the inside, and why it took so long for anyone to notice.
read it ♡She seems so put together. The performance is convincing because she's been practising it since she was seven. Here's what it costs.
read it ♡A clipped reply. A plan that fell through. For a brain with RSD, these can feel catastrophic. Here's what's actually happening.
read it ♡The process isn't quick and the waitlists are long. But you start with one GP appointment, and the conversation is simpler than you think.
read it ♡