"Life? Don't talk to me about life . . . "

This and "I think you ought to know, I'm feeling very depressed" were audio files that would be cued up for computer startup on the old Macintosh.

I have begun posting videos on www.youtube.com/@ADHDAdvocac...

The first videos are in regard to the media coverage around the school shooting at Florida State University.

#adhd #floridastate #florida #abcnews #floridapolitics #politics #phoenixikner #tallahassee

The evidence of him being smart is being smart enough to find the right people to take credit for the work of. He doesn't even play his own video game accounts. If he was smart at one time, a number of things could have affected that like lack of sleep and the alleged drug use.

Digital literacy is how I see when things are bunk - *including from legacy media.*

Kaiser has long had issues with their mental health care system impacting both the patients and workers - much of it is due to control of the mental health care being dictated by corporate decisions and medical directors without neurological or behavioral health expertise.

Who do you think I should be following on Bluesky? It could be a potential special interest, it could be yourself, or, logically, it could be an important voice in ADHD - research, politics, or self-care.

Masking is not always negative, though it is always effort.

Ned Hallowell, M.D., one of the two writers of "Driven to Distraction" posits that anyone who has ADHD needs a creative outlet of some type - it could be art, it could be cooking, it could be almost anything - but your brain needs a creative outlet or it will be creative in self-critique.

When you are diagnosed but have imposter syndrome, sometimes this is because the parents you come from share the same traits (as would genetically be expected), and the friends you have are tolerant because of their own neurodivergent quirks. Focus on self-care over labels.