stickygirl
All the witches
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- Jan 3, 2012
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Understanding yourself is so important, but for most NT folk, it's not something that features large in their life: they go to school, play games with other kids, graduate, do regular-people-things and never stop to ask those questions that trouble us NDs, especially in later life.@stickygirl Thank you for starting this. I wasn’t diagnosed with ADHD until I was 40. Having the diagnosis has significantly changed how I interact with the world around me. I am following this as a community of fellow neurodivergents. I appreciate you all and look forward to continuing to learn how to embrace the chaos of a neurodivergent mind.
So we finally discover 'Is that why I used to think/say/feel' that way? Okay - now, finally I get it and I'm not the only person that finds it impossible to hold a conversation in a noisy bar ( how to people do that ?? )'
It took me about two years to re-catalogue my life after my diagnosis. I found I could forgive myself for so many slip-ups in my life: things I found embarrassing or incidents that made me feel stupid.
So this thread was a result of my diagnosis, then realising that Lit was probably full of folks like me! Welcome
