ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Living with ADHD can be frustrating for the diagnosed person as well as everyone around them. While the disorder is often recognized during childhood, many adults live decades before finding out there was always a reason why they struggled with attention and organization growing up. Episode 4 explores what it is like living with ADHD and how it affects every facet of life for children and adults alike.
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