"Understanding what a personwith ADD feels like will help you become more patient, tolerant, compassionate, and loving. Your relationships will become more enjoyable and peaceful. This is what goes on in the mind ofa person with ADD/ADHD."
Tylenol, Autism, oh my!
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If you're in a neurodivergent relationship, you may have paid special
attention to President Trump's recent news conference about Tylenol and
Autism. I...
Reasons Every Crafter Needs a ScanNCut Machine
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Unlock your creative potential with the ScanNCut—an easy-to-use,
time-saving tool that brings custom designs and high-quality results to
your craft room....
A Moment of Sunlight
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[image: Sunshaft by Ruth Hartnup]
Yesterday was conquered by fatigue and Tourettes. I didn’t get much
accomplished aside from taking care of my daughter, ...
Remembering Thomas E. Brown, PhD
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With a profound sense of loss, CHADD celebrates the life of Thomas E.
Brown, PhD. A dedicated researcher, psychologist, author, and ADHD
advocate, Dr. Br...
💸 ADHD, Finances, and Investing in Yourself
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ADHD finances can be overwhelming. This post explores how to make a
realistic yet meaningful investment in yourself — and introduces the ADHD
Breakthroug...
Calm in a crisis, frazzled under the overhead light
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I’ve heard people say their ADHD makes them more fun, or more flexible.
They can go with the flow. Me, not so much. I bristle at the use of an
overhead l...
You worry too much! You're too sensitive!
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Many adults who have ADHD, myself included, don’t feel we worry too much or
are highly sensitive, anxious, moody, mercurial, easily upset, or quick to
an...
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