Category Archives: Humor

To Do lists are often the only way I can remember all the various things I’m supposed to get done. Yet when ADHD fueled boredom settles in, managing and maintaining To Do lists is the very last thing on earth … Continue reading

Last week I talked about the double edged sword of ADHD intensity. It could bring you to great creative heights, but also be hard on the people below. Ofttimes, however, that intensity is unintentionally released like an elemental force upon our loved ones when we are emotionally upset. Continue reading

“It didn’t matter to me that you had it, it was just who you were.” ADHD can be hard on a relationship, but love truly does conquer all. Continue reading

One aspect of ADHD that I’ve not heard mentioned much is the inability to shift gears, or in other words, adapt to the flow when things change. You would think that an adult with ADHD would have spontaneity in the bag, but that golden attribute of impulsiveness is hampered when hyperfocus mode is engaged.
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A reader asks “How do I stop myself from making social gaffes?” Good question. I’ve got three solutions for you. Continue reading

If you struggle with ADHD and insomnia, then you may be able to relate to my pain. I’m a raving night zombie, but I’ve come up with a plan to help me break the chain. Now, if only I would follow it. Continue reading

One aspect of ADHD that I have by the caseload is forgetfulness. I may not be able to count on my memory, but I can count on forgetting. Unfortunately, I can’t count that high. I keep forgetting what number I’m on. Continue reading

One hallmark of ADHD is a fidgety restlessness. Ever feel as if each limb is crackling with busy energy, almost as if you might explode unless you MOVE THAT VERY SECOND‽ Here are four things I do to release that energy constructively. Continue reading

One hallmark of ADHD is a fidgety restlessness. Ever feel as if each limb is crackling with busy energy, almost as if you might explode unless you MOVE THAT VERY SECOND‚ÄΩ Here are four things I do to release that energy constructively. Continue reading

I am currently experiencing low self-esteem in my parenting skills. But am I really doing so badly, or am I just being down on myself?  For some reason, making mistakes all the time affects the ADHD adult’s self-esteem. Who knew? Continue reading