ADHD: A Lifelong Journey of Misunderstanding

ADHD doesn't look the same at seven as it does at seventeen or thirty seven, and missing this

costs people decades of their lives. Let me break down what nobody tells you about how ADHD

shape shifts through your lifetime. At age six, it's the kid who can't sit through

story time but can spend three hours building the most intricate Lego castle you've ever seen.

Parents think it's just high energy. At thirteen, it's the teenager who forgets their

locker combination daily but remembers every lyric to two hundred songs. Teachers call it

carelessness. At twenty five, it's the adult who has seventeen browser tabs open,

three unfinished projects, and a brain that won't shut off at two in the morning.