The Gift of ADHD
There have been some wonderful comments recently in response to my post Use Your Power for Good. Linda said “It’s funny how having ADD/ADHD can make me think that I am flawed when in fact it is an attribute in many ways.” And Carrie added that “Only when I learned that my ADHD was a […]
ADD Frustration
Something odd has been going on with me lately, although I guess I shouldn’t be surprised. You’ve probably noticed that the look of ADD Moms has changed, and if you’re a frequent visitor, you may even have witnessed the many changes that took place over the past few days – not all of them good […]
Stress Free Finances
Introducing a NEW Money Management Email Coaching program especially for adults with Attention Deficit Disorder! Have you ever – Had to pay late charges because you forgot to pay or mail a bill? Overdrafted your checking account because you were confused about what was coming in or going out? Tried to set up a budget […]
Use Your Power for Good
Do you think of yourself as a super hero? You should. As a person with Attention Deficit Disorder, you keep company with some very impressive people. Beethoven, Bill Cosby, Cher, Leonardo da Vinci and Walt Disney to name a few. Do a search online for famous people with ADHD and you’ll see what I mean. […]
Are You A Drama Queen?
I never knew exactly what was meant by a “drama queen” until I had my third child. The kid should have been born with a crown on her head. Nothing is ever simple – it’s always a big production of one kind or another. A minor headache turns into a brain tumor, and cramps are […]
Look First
You know, one of the things about having Attention Deficit Disorder is that we have a tendency to be impulsive. Act first, think later. I’m sure I don’t have to tell you about all the troubles it can cause in our lives. My mom taught me something when I was just a little girl that […]