“Our good friend, Shawn McGovern, has a bit of a creative side to him. I’m no stranger to this sort of thing myself, so I applaud his efforts and have, with Jennie’s permission and encouragement, …
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One-Up, One-Down: Mentors
This week was my spring break and I did something quite surprising. I deliberately made plans to do nothing. I took the time to catch up with friends, some old some new. It was wonderful …
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A Chicken in the Wind … by an ADHD Dad
– by Frank South How I came to write the book, A Chicken in the Wind and How He Grew – Stories from an ADHD Dad, an eight year accident. I didn’t mean to do …
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Buddy’s ADHD Story continued …
Buddy’s ADHD Story continues from here Throughout my years I would get bored and do different things. I have been…A framer (steel & wood), roofer, finish carpenter, plumber, electrician, window/door fitter, an installer of: acoustic …
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Uniquely Different
My name is Buddy and yes that is my real name although I didn’t actually have a name for the first 18 years of my life. I am a twin. I have a twin sister …
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ADHD Gender Gap: Different for Me Because I’m Female
Dealing with the gender gap! editor: 2 weeks ago, here at See in ADHD, our friend Tricia Webb was describing her life and schooling as a young girl growing up with ADHD. This week she …
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Boys Can Be Boys, Yet Girls Must Be Ladies: ADHD and Gender
ADHD and Gender / A World Where Boys Can Be Boys, Yet Girls Must Be Ladies The freedom of being a child is pure and vibrant. I was the happiest, most uninhibited, young girl there …
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ADHD Lost Generation
According to most sites, I’m part of a “Lost Generation,” caught in limbo between Gen X, Gen Y and Millennials. So, my otterly awesome people, since you already know the disclaimers, we’ll skip those today …
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ADHD Identity Crisis
Was this some sort of identity crisis, what’s wrong with me? This was the burning question throughout my life, into my twenties. It was the question I imagine my parents had, which was possibly answered …
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The ‘Pay No Attention’ Solution for Attention Deficit Disorder
Have you ever heard of the ‘Pay No Attention’ solution for Attention Deficit Disorder? Recently, a girlfriend who found it helpful, reminded me of it. I’d like to share the story in hopes of helping …
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