Just a 34 year old girl with ADHD, trying to make it through every day…
Just a 34 year old girl with ADHD, trying to make it through every day…
All of the Blog posts for ADHD and Me. These articles have been created by ADHD Girl based on my experience of living with ADHD.
So one of the things that’s never really talked about as much in term of ADHD, especially adult ADHD, is how difficult it is to manage the emotional side of it. Mentally our brains operate on a faster speed than most people and that can be exhausting in itself, but then when you add in things like a significant event, time of the month and […]
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Ok, here it is a confession! I’ve reached the age where technology has exceeded my tech knowledge and it is for this reason that I haven’t yet managed to get the video done. Another reason is that my life is quite chaotic right now, with the children going back to school and trying to regain a sense of routine why juggling other things has proved […]
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Don’t ask me to do much in the morning; that’s golden advice right there. Of course, there are certain things I have to doo as an adult such as get the children ready and take them to school etc. but those things are part of a routine so I can do those on autopilot. When something in the morning comes up that I’m not prepared […]
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I don’t know about other ADHDers, but I get a really weird urge to clean at random times once in a blue moon, which is really weird considering most to the time I border on being a slob. I don’t mean to be, but lack of attention to detail combined with no motivation means that things can left for a while. This is something I’ve […]
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Ok hands up if you are always late for everything?? It’s certainly not through lack of trying. I have found that no matter how organised I am, that there are only a few times in my life where I am actually on time for everything. Of course, I try to be on time for the important stuff such as health appointments, stuff for the kids […]
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The other day I went for a spa day. I must confess to being a bit of a spa snob as I go to a really nice spa on a regular basis, it’s my only regular treat for being a foster parent. Well anyone with ADHD will tell you that purposefully switching off other when you are unconscious/ asleep is near impossible. Even when I’m […]
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Ok, I know this isn’t strictly limited to just ADHD, but I find it that more people with ADHD suffer from this than not. What I’m talking about it being covered in strange bruises with not a clue to how they got there or what you did to yourself. For one brief moment, you might consider if you beat yourself in your sleep or if […]
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The older I get the more I realise that one of the hardest lessons to learn is to be kind to yourself and showing yourself you are worthy of love
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It’s amazing how you can have such a false perception of what’s really happening. Sadly, paranoia and ADHD go hand in hand because when you can think of endless possibilities sometimes the lines between reality and perception can get blurred. I may have taken for granted that I have the world’s best next-door neighbours, one of which includes my very best friend. Ever since I […]
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So, I’ve been radio silent on here for one very simple reason; I have not had chance to breathe! A few weeks ago I started a petition to voice my outage in my local council trying to push something through without substantial public consultation or knowledge, and now I’m co-founder of a campaign group. I’ve always been a strong believer in social justice; it is […]
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