ADHDAF

I feel so understood, love it so much!!

I’m 59, self diagnosed and feel sooo validated listening to this podcast! Many more lightbulbs turned on in my head and it is beautiful to be seen. “Masking? Oh yeah, I know exactly what that is. Impulsivity? Oh yeah. Chaos? Absolutely!” I had always suspected something was up, but never sure. It wasn’t until a friend recommended a book for people with ADHD, that I followed the hunch to buy it-around the first week of May 2023. So many things made sense in that book, my *life* makes sense now. While I’m not sure if I’ll actually get an official diagnosis or get on meds, I know what I am. Free, validated, and grateful. Thank you for creating this community. Great job!

Not the best ADHD show, but it’s definitely not the worst either. I find it really relatable, but my problem is that there are so many other ADHD podcasts that are equally as relatable that are also shorter and easier to follow. It’s ironic because the episodes in this show are usually too long to hold my attention. They have a hard time staying on topic too and that makes it hard for me to focus because I am already struggling to keep my brain on the topic as well. I prefer A Dopamine Kick. Shorter episodes and the hosts are a little better at staying on subject. Episodes are more well structured.

Your July 10 recording... soooo much better! sorry, but I'm kinda in the "biz" from a production side of things. Maybe it's my own ADHD that does me in, but if the audio (and video) isn't pretty ok, I just can't concentrate on what the speaker is saying. I'm too busy trying to troubleshoot the audio! sorry! not trying to be a jerk. Just saying, I can now actually kick back and listen without fighting against the urge to "reach in" and fix the mic! PS: I was diagnosed at 60. So glad that I finally got some insight into what the h3ll is going on with me!