Navigating ADHD: My Aunt’s Strategies and Path to Acceptance
Added 2024-05-21 16:48:11 +0000 UTCJessica sits down with her Aunt Susie to talk about her Aunt’s experience of being diagnosed later in life in the early 90’s. They talk about the strategies Aunt Susie used and what she found important in learning to work with her brain, not against it, and how it led her towards self-acceptance.
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Cleaning ladies with add sounds so amazing to me!!!
Deni Osborne
2024-05-22 16:04:00 +0000 UTCI also loved this interview with Aunt Susie!! So much to learn from her. I'm probably her age, or a little older. I discovered I had it when my daughter got diagnosed. Same way. we both filled out the forms. Haha. I also like the way I am. I wish I could be more focused sometimes. I'm trying to do some writing and that takes more focus than more people would realize, but I'm on a Reddit writers list and that is helping. I can't take medication because I have Restless Legs and stimulants (even caffeine) aggravate the RLS. So I'm just figuring it out the best I can. I probably need the alarms like she is talking about on my phone. Anyway. Thank you so much for sharing. Oh! And I studied Arabic and went to Jordan in 2014. I loved hearing she had a friend from Jordan. They were an amazing and kind people to me.
Jan Kingston
2024-05-22 00:11:17 +0000 UTC
