Adult ADHD
After decades of struggling with ADHD, adults have learned strategies to cope, or have developed secondary disorders like Depression or Anxiety. Either way, Adult ADHD looks different.
What’s It Like Being ADD?
November 11, 2009
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This captures some of the feeling, for sure, but there’s also that weird thing, at least for me, of the noise and thoughts roaring when I’m being quiet. Like, there’s no peace in a peaceful place.
I Love these videos! Thank you! I can’t wait for the whole show on PBS. I tried to set the cable box to record it, so I don’t forget, but it wasn’t showing the channel lineup for that date yet, so I emailed myself and my son so that one of us will remember to set it up to record. I know I won’t remember to tune in when it’s on, but I REALLY don’t want to miss it at all. I have been sharing these clips in my facebook page, and I’m glad that I follow ya’ll on Twitter too. I honestly do love having my ADHD, even if my circadian clock is broken.
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