In this video I share my history of living with ADHD from a youth to an adult, the ups and the downs.
Q; What is your experience with ADHD diagnosis?
Submitted by: Kevin Young
Category: Adults
In this video I share my history of living with ADHD from a youth to an adult, the ups and the downs.
Q; What is your experience with ADHD diagnosis?
Submitted by: Kevin Young
Category: Adults
Spoken word poem written from personal experience, addressing some of the misconceptions associated with ADHD.
What is your experience with ADHD diagnosis?
Submitted by: Bryn Travers
Videographer: Bryn Travers
I was diagnosed with ADHD at age 36 (female, Germany) during a heavy phase of depression. Acknowledging that i am depressed was the hardest bit. My husband told me he worries about me. He was right, i was being bullied at work (social worker) by my former boss. I was suicidal. But i listened to … Read more
Growing up, I struggled with shyness and a lack of confidence. While I thrived in sports and music during my primary years, entering secondary school made me feel increasingly out of place. Now, at 57, I’ve come to terms with my identity as a misfit, and I’ve learned to celebrate it. As a writer when … Read more
Hi! My name is Daphne, I got diagnosed with ADHD when i was 11! And my medication has helped me with focusing and needing a fidget in my hand every second. It has also helped with my understanding of some things. So, i highly recommend medication i take Ritalin its very good and helped me … Read more
Q: How has ADHD in adulthood impacted you?
The 1st step in ADHD treatment is awareness. Diagnosis, treatment & coaching is LIFE CHANGING! Make ADHD a THING. Now.
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Submitted by: Teresa Willis
Category: Professional
My name is Lizabeth Carney and I was diagnosed with ADHD, which came with several other disorders. I lived 48 years with no medication. It was hard and I put my body through hell living like that. I realized maybe I needed to adopt medication to my cognitive behavioral therapy and it’s working. I am … Read more
I never knew I had ADHD. I wasn’t hyper, so I figured everyone got distracted sometimes. I got by—but always felt just a little behind.
I was one of the lucky ones who got diagnosed early.
At 52, I was diagnosed with ADHD, and it changed my life. For decades, I masked my struggles—feeling flawed, clumsy, and out of sync with the world. But receiving the diagnosis was both a relief and a reckoning. Suddenly, I had an explanation for my lifelong challenges, but I also had to grieve the little … Read more