ADHD T1DM
Mark E. PaullExploring neurodivergence, resilience, and the art of adapting when control is an illusion. Honest, unfiltered insights on life between extremes.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 93 | Subscribers | Read | adhdt1dm.substack.com |
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Unit 9900: The Army Division That Sees Differently
Most of the world has never heard of Unit 9900 in the Israeli Defense Forces. And that’s not by accident. It doesn’t storm buildings or patrol checkpoints. Its soldiers don’t carry rifles on their shoulders. Their weapon is perception. Thei...
This Might Be the Last Page I Write Alone
The pen scratches across the page, the ink pooling in small, imperfect circles. Outside the mind’s reach, a silent presence hovers—patient, watching, waiting. Its threads of light drift forward, not with violence, but with the slow insisten...
Strike Anywhere
We live in an age where the smallest spark can set entire rooms ablaze—sometimes literally, more often in the slow-burn way of words, outrage, and fractured trust. Strike Anywhere isn’t just a label on a matchbox; it’s a warning about how c...
Gluco and Insulina
This isn’t just a cute picture. It’s a teaching tool, a memory anchor, a love letter to every kid (and adult) who's ever had to learn what most people take for granted—that energy isn’t automatic. That your cells don’t just “know what to do...
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My son died by suicide. I still talk and write to him. Grief, ADHD, and Type 1 Diabetes are a chaotic trifecta I translate into stories. They loop, rupture, and survive. If you've loved so much it almost destroyed you, you'll understand.
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