Do you know what I get a lot of?
Emails telling me that the words here, and the grammar, could be better.
I agree.
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When I read my psychiatrists notes it said; ADHD, but likely mostly ADD as she sat still in the chair.
The missing H is the hyperactive, impulsive, fidgety side of ADHD.
I was sitting still. I remember.
My kitchen is full of children. All. Of. The. Time.
Dear Lizzie,
I just wanted to confirm that it really IS a big adjustment to facilitate home learning for a 12, 10 and 6 year old whilst you’re working.
It’s also ALL the feels for your ADHD Brilliant Brain (which only digs it’s heels in and waves frantically these days at times such as this) and this feels like a craving for deep hyper focus. That’s ok.
You are never too much for anyone.
Having a partner with ADHD is not for the timid, precious or easily offended. It is not for those who value others organisation and routine above everything; and it is certainly not for those who are looking for a partnership where the Knight in Shining Armour saves the day.
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I actually hate the turn of phrase. What on earth defines it?
Well turned out children? A well kept home? A job? The kids are still alive and have clean pants on (but their hair isn’t brushed)?