ADHD = Ageless

Can you relate?

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[YaNeK]

It's all fun and games until the curiosity leads you to starting hundreds of different projects with no timeline of being finished 😂

[fay]

A lot of ADHD traits can seem negative, thank you for opening up a new, positive perspective for me!!

[raulcrespo-carreno]

The most romantic description of ADHD I’ve ever heard

[jabarihoyett]

I totally agree! Now if I could make myself sit my butt down and do some work, I would be unstoppable!😂

[LadyRobertaL]

Ageless, that’s a great way to look at ourselves

[SailBale]

Your positive portrayal of the upside of ADHD is welcome, but my life experience has been that those exact traits have marked me with a target on my back by many people, including among close friends & family members. They have called me “FKIA” for F-ing Know It All, rolled their eyes & told others “just ask her - she knows everything, ” even “why do you talk like that” (especially while very young) because I always used “big words, ” & many other negatives. I’m female and now 60. Every single fact or anecdote you post about describes me & my lifelong struggles. No question there are positives, but still, females with these traits generally aren’t encouraged, they are disparaged (“why don’t you just…”). Would love an in-depth reel on ADHD women, adaptations, & masking. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and personal experiences to help others🙏🏻

[katfox]

This made me feel so much better about myself i want to cry ❤

[BamaRebel]

Its almost scary how perfectly this describes me, even though im way too humble to say im an expert at anything besides taking way too long to do everything. I do feel like i have quite a bit of knowledge for my age and in alot of different categories except for booksmarts. I feel im blessed with a ton of common sense, logic, and problem solving. Then on the other hand when i miss something especially simple or havent figured out how to do a certain something my mind goes into a hurricane of negative thoughts and i question everything I thought I knew, even if it doesn't even relate. Sometimes this hangs around a few days and sometimee its gone within half an hour. My brain is absolutely indescribable. Thanks to these videos a little of it makes more sence though .

[CruzR]

Loved this! I’m a 48 year old woman and got diagnosed only 2 years ago. It’s so great to see a positive video about ADHD. Thank you ❤

[stottme]

Me to a ‘T’. Seven years Uni student and still learning at age 67. The world is our schoolroom and we are here to learn something new every day.

[lovepet]

So true
It also can lead to sadness once you learn about say wildlife issues or climate issues, that others may just not care to learn
About.
Im
This way about Trees & birds

[JennNinjakittenCootware]

I have to admit, this is my #1 issue for myself aging. Especially when I got disabled with multiple sclerosis at 40 (I'm 50 now). My body literally can't keep up with the questions I still want to just go answer

[paulomipatel]

Same. I am majoring in political science and international relations and am interested in space, universe, astrology, neuroscience, psychology, womens studies, chemistry, librarian, acting, singing, dancing, history, astronomy, forensic and cultural Anthropology and a lot more but cant remember. I love learning different cultures, food, languages, and just about evverything.

[SunnyDallasRealtor]

Well heck 😮 I’m flying high after all those compliments you just gave me 😁

[Dogmum]

As long as you remember that knowledge. That’s my issue

[evakumova]

Thank you!!! What a comforting words...

[truenorth]

Thank you! This is so important to highlight, and it's absolutely true!

[DanielleConklin-ln]

I love how you point out the positive. Thank you for sharing about adhd.

[kari-annerobinson]

Thank-you, for displaying this positive message.. truly appreciated.

[LiamSullivan-eycx]

As a teen with adhd I have a lot of strange questions that you might hear from a three year old. I can't ask my friends bc they all think it's weird. The only person who ever tries to answer them is my dad. Also I can relate to being good at many different skills and knowing facts that others mih not care for