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Omg I can so relate!

So can relate

Myself and my three children have adhd at different degrees

I realized a few days ago that not doing life alone is a big reason why public schools are so important!! We aren't meant to be alone in this life. And too often humans judge one another without looking for why a person matters. Everyone adds value to this world. Sometimes they are just like Miranda and can be very independent. But we flourish when we have villages!!

The shame! nobody speaks of the deep shame until diagnosis! and then liberation! Now I would love more research on Perimenopause/menopause and ADHD. Thank you for sharing!

The worst symptom of ADHD is having a youtube channel where you tell everyone you're ADHD incessantly.

I learned so much in this episode, thanks to you both! 😃

Never heard about Georgia before. Love to hear how healthy she approaches her life. A lot of wisdom for a young person. Her parents should be proud.

Thank you for this, big love x

I know so many adhders that rely on cannabis to function even before they had a diagnosis. Again, it doesn't get us high in the sane sence as people without. It actually slows down😮 the overthinking (chaotic) 💯

Hello 😊 I'm Adhd/ asd. And i was late adult diagnosed. Although I've not until now been very transparent about this. When I was in my teens, I took a lot of acid, mushrooms, and ecstasy. And it, although looking back, could of been very dangerous. Helped me navigate a lot of hidden or suppressed trauma. It never got me high like it did others, but it did open up my mind to the point I understood the inner message. I worried after that period for years it could lead to mental health issues. It never has. So far so good. I never got addicted and I used for around 2 years. The people who didn't have adhd did experience some mental conflict. But I never have. I do wonder if adhd had or is the reason I had a different experience to my neuro typical friends?! Very interesting subject.💯

13:00 surely that would just get annoying. Like relationship ending annoying.

Please start adding timestamp

I agree with the mushrooms and dot sside of things having done them my self xx

I'm definitely an advocate for it. Can't wait to hear how this goes.

Can you please reduce the brightness of the background signage. It's not only distracting but hurts my eyes making it difficult to watch and follow the conversation.

I'm a 40-year-old autistic woman and LOVE the Heartstopper series. Not only is the show making great strides for representation of the queer community, but also for neurodivergent people! I hope this will encourage more filmmakers to include neurodivergent talent. Bradley is a lovely person and actor, and I wish him a successful career.

I love these guys, they and several others have helped me a lot to dismantle what parts ADHD and Autism plays in my life. I have had negligible help through NHS and unable to pay for private support. Thankfully I am on the road to assessments after 5 years of trying to find out what is going on.

I've always thought there was a connection btwn the two so I'm PUMPED(!!!) for this one!!!!

Dunno if i have adhd for sure. ASD diagnosed years ago. I do have a frustratingly noisy brain though that makes it harder to do things.

Rox is out here, raw doggin life like a fucking champ!!! LMFAO Love you girl!! You guys have truly helped me so so so so much in the last couple years. ALL LOVE FROM DETROIT, MICHIGAN, USA!!!!! ❣❣❣❣

I had to stop listening to him as he was incapable of not using the word "like"; so frequently did he repeat the word that it became too major a distraction to hear his message.

Preach! Thats been the learning arc of my last few years. Im a total hermit however im able to focus and achieve small goals in ways that i never thought possible. I do get lonely, but the tradeoff is truly awesome.

Kit - you made me laugh out loud with 'the dragon thing is over, it's getting awkward!' So Monty Python! Kids have incredible energy and it's okay to not be able to keep up with them...and it's also okay to say 'moving on...' As parents, we do some things right, some things not. Teach yourself like you would your children... when needed, say sorry, mean it, and move on. The rest they will tell their psychiatrist about in 20 years and there's not a damn thing you will be able to do about it 🙂

Can’t wait to watch this! It’s going to be super fascinating 🧐

I loved this! Please would you do us a favour and have more previous love island contestants on your podcast 🙌. The contestants were adored all around the country, and we would love to hear their stories ❤️

It's crazy how people romanticize mental illness these days. If I was diagnosed with something, I would never start a relationship, I would never ruin other people's lives, just because I want a relationship. Everything in life is a choice, if you have a mental illness that you know very well, that starting a relationship will hurt someone else, stop and learn to live life alone. It is that simple.

anyone else notice the second green light pop up in the background about half way through? then it turns off, and then it turns back on again!

It always falls apart after about a week or 2... It always falls apart.

ADHD and Autism??????????

She's so cute......I like how she's keeping it real

I don’t have an ADHD diagnosis but I’m 100% sure I could get one if I was assessed. Recently I was visited by two friends who both have ADHD+autism (masked by high intelligence). In the morning, when we were all trying to get ready to leave in time (one of my biggest struggles in life) one of them looked at me and said “let us make the packed lunch, you need time to get ready”. No irritated voice, no blame. That was probably the first time in my life I got to experience being helped with something I should be able to manage but struggle with without ANY shaming, irritation or blame. It was very special (and I’m so grateful). Also found out one of the loves of my life (from a long time ago) has been diagnosed (ADHD + autism). One of the most pleasant people to be around. Hoping to find my own team-mate eventually, whoever he is.

We have something in common: I love Queenie too!

The way she describes ADHD matches all the criteria for Narcissism. I made this corelation, and found it interesting. From a DSM-5 standpoint it's just the side effects of that personality disorder. Glorification of mental health has made it a badge of honor instead of something to heal in private. I see the benefits of viewing it from her perspective, as someone who has adhd myself just curious how im seeing overlap in Autism/ADHD/CPTSD and Malignant/Covert Narcissism... its wild how they all have stikingly similar "traits"

So true

This is an absolutely great episode, wow! What a wonderful conversation. I feel seen, I feel that my neurodivergent kid and their struggles in school are seen. And appreciated. Thank you. This deserves so many more views!

I'm Audhd and I hate myself, I used to self harm by throwing my best clothes in the bin 😢 my hubby would retrieve them so I'd rip them up. He helps me so much I'd be in a ditch somewhere if I lost him. When I got diagnosed adhd my assessor said if I hadn't have met my hubby I'd be in such a mess due to being so impulsive and needing dopamine fixes. He's my world. Life is hard but when you are ND it's so much harder

Your channel is class. Big respect to Heston. Thank you.

WE KNOW NO KING BUT THE KING IN THE NORTH WHOSE NAME IS STARK

Damn

So I am diagnosed with ADHD and once I started treating that I could hear the Autism. I can see the accelerator and brake analogy resonating so well. As a teenager I honestly think the only way I avoided becoming an addict is the autism voice breaking and saying " that does not seem like a good idea! Then it would/will present me with statistics and pictures of what those choices would cause.

Really found this useful. I'm late diagnosed ADHD inattentive and the diagnosis just explains so much of my life. Going through titration at the moment so we'll see how that goes. Thank you so much for arranging this discussion.

These two are my savespace and keep up my hope there is hope that there are people out there that would like to be with me even though im so difficult. But seeing everyone im this community i learned im not even too difficult next to others and they still have spouses and a life. Or they are comfortable with themselves. And that is my ultimate goal.

I can’t tell you imposter syndrome I’ve had up until watching this episode about my dyslexia being accepted as neurodivergent. Being dyslexic has felt like a ‘silly’ thing to speak about. But Georgia has just vocalised the struggles that dyslexia brings, so for that I thank you. I feel very much seen 🙏🏼🌈

Oof. I'm always so prone to thinking I'm open-minded because I'm mostly feeling different and therefore it's natural to me to consider that obviously people DON'T all function the same way, but... you had me on (paraphrasing) "I always assume people won't screw others over because why would they". I've learned my fair share on that end and am certainly treading more carefully than I was when I was younger, but yes, I too assume the best of people before they prove me otherwise - and I still fall a bit into that trap of thinking "I'm this way, so everyone else obviously is this way, too". Didn't expect this insight. This was one more beautiful conversation, by the way, and she proved she by far doesn't deserve the shame that was put on her.

I would love to hear an interview on this topic from someone more experienced and mature. I am not trying to diminish her experience, but I did feel it a bit childish. I mean, if the worst thing something ever said to you is "you're the worst that happened to your parents" then you clearly haven't been really exposed. On the other hand, a toxic relationship can be traumatic, but to love someone and how we experience that emotion is a personal choice; it should never depend on what others did or do.

There are a huge number of people who are arguing for neurotypical view points not realising they themselves are neuordiverse. So you should most definitely use your platform to raise awareness of this.

I felt the same about Lockdown , it actually made me realise that I was very different from others , I’m now waiting on a psychiatrist adhd assessment with psychiatry uk after being referred by my GP on the Right to choose path , I’m 58

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Great minds think alike. Even greater minds think creatively <3 Thank you for this valuable information!