My whole life, I always considered myself a bit of a weird kid who wasn't popular, but also who desperately wanted to fit in.  I'm afraid I've never out-grown that awkwardness, much to my chagrin.  I've struggled with overwhelm, perfectionism, people-pleasing and misguided creativity my whole life.  It wasn't until I had suspicions of ADHD in my daughter that I held the mirror up to myself and realized so many of my struggles could be explained by ADHD (and also anxiety).  I don't aim to be 'that person' who makes ADHD her whole personality, but it IS a huge part of my existence that is both a superpower and burden.

My name "At Home with ADHD" really serves a dual purpose:  I love making vlog content about life around my house while juggling my ADHD and family's schedule.  But also -- I am now finally comfortable (i.e. at home) with my diagnosis and how to manage my symptoms.  I'm still in 'recovery' mode on so many levels, but I love discovering the person I was meant to be, and I hope I can inspire you to do the same.  I cling to the saying that "Self love isn't selfish" and I aspire to remind myself that every day.