Women With Attention Deficit Disorder
aware of other people passing her by, people of equal or lesser abilities. These others have been able to proceed in a single direction, stay on course,
Sari Solden • Women With Attention Deficit Disorder
Yeah, I was able to stay on course but hated my brain for not turning on and saw that as procrastination instead of working with it and balancing work and body so it wouldn’t make it already harder than it is for people not with ADHD, hating my body for what it is and seeing how it isn’t a sign of it not being my path...I just needed a break. To find love again...and I found the best love of all, my husband who gave me the strength to recharge my body and love it when I couldn’t love it anymore and teaching me unconditional love. 💙
Because of this she may push people away instead of setting limits that actually would allow her to grow closer to people, a goal which is often her true desire.
Sari Solden • Women With Attention Deficit Disorder
These women don’t need to get smaller, they need to find ways to continually
Sari Solden • Women With Attention Deficit Disorder
every day feels like the height of the Christmas season:
Sari Solden • Women With Attention Deficit Disorder
That’s why I felt more community with people during that time... their struggles made me smile because I felt less alone and that people showed me it is ok to feel those feelings.
diet pills in college,
Sari Solden • Women With Attention Deficit Disorder
having their hands tied together.
Sari Solden • Women With Attention Deficit Disorder
“I get up in the morning with no idea how to choose from what seems like millions of possibilities of things I need to do, how to organize my day . . .
Sari Solden • Women With Attention Deficit Disorder
These kinds of obligations seem to take on an aspect of religious devotion; failure to give selflessly to others almost carries the weight of a sin.
Sari Solden • Women With Attention Deficit Disorder
not related to the AD/HD.