ADHD, Menopause and Me
The last couple of years have been a complete whirlwind; it feels longer. So much has happened in a couple of years. With our house on the market and now understanding my limits, dinner parties and big family dinners are on the back burner; however, I still have to cook for the family. So, I […]
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NHS data indicates that 3-4% of UK adults may have ADHD, but diagnoses are increasing slowly due to better awareness. Many women remain undiagnosed until menopause. ADHD can provide unique strengths, such as creativity and strong observational skills, making certain jobs, like graphic design and tech roles, suitable for individuals.
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This post is a really personal one. About noticing blood in my poo, undergoing a colonoscopy, and the anxiety and procedures involved and how my ADHD brain coped. Inspired by Dame Deborah James and a personal connection to bowel cancer, I am urging you not to ignore such symptoms and to realise the importance of getting checked to potentially save lives.
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