Re: No s**t, Sherlock!

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ADHDwife, I think for a lot us older/late diagnosis people, the impulsiveness is not a blatant. It’s effects can be quite subtle, but still have a negative impact. Finances are a big problem simply because it’s the little things that add up.

As for thinking differently, it wasn’t until I got involved in instruction and teaching that I began to notice that difference. Modern instruction theory is based more on a whole brain experiential process. It made more sense to me than it seemed to for others. It wasn’t until my diagnosis, and then researching ADHD, that I understood why.

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