The Parent FactorThe Parent Factor
I often reflect on whether understanding their quirks earlier could have led to more meaningful conversations.
Tag: midlifediagnosis
Doing it a different WayDoing it a different Way
As I have found life to be cyclic I find myself oscillating back to very similar trends within my life that I am again thinking about. Things such as how
It’s Been a TimeIt’s Been a Time
So it’s been a bit of a time lately. This blog should have been up weeks ago. But as it is my own and it’s only me who puts the
Friends, Relatives, Loved Ones & BeyondFriends, Relatives, Loved Ones & Beyond
So in conclusion I would say that being able to disclose to those in my life whether that be loved ones or employer, it has been definitely to my benefit
Self BeliefSelf Belief
Self belief has not come easily. It has come through a lifetime of doubt of being put down, of being told that I am wrong, that my ideas are too
Help & Support??!Help & Support??!
So this blog is a little later than what I had anticipated. I have been integrating a wildly beautiful intimate ND relationship into my life. This along with the self-realisations
PerfectionismPerfectionism
So when I started my first job many years ago I was in Quality Control at a professional print lab as a photographic retoucher. Within this role what I needed
BalanceBalance
I had recently come across the understanding from a fellow ADHDer and medical person, Dr Hallowell, who explained about balance being good for resetting your cerebellum and therefore being beneficial
It Fell Out of My FaceIt Fell Out of My Face
There are often times that I have used this phrase; “Sorry, that fell out of my face”. This is generally when I have overshared or been brutally honest about something.
Overcommitment & Time BlindnessOvercommitment & Time Blindness
Many years ago I crushed myself to be on time for things. I would stress myself out to the point of either making myself ill, tired, stressed and turning up