Nick | AuDHD & OCD \ud83e\udd2f
For autistic, ADHD, OCD brains - We meet in the mess and come out feeling seen and less alone.
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Too Old for a Public Meltdown?
Are you ever too old to have a meltdown?
I ask because today, at a dinner table, in public, at an age where I should apparently know better, I had one. A big one. The kind I’m sure a passing onlooker will be talking about for days.
You kn...
I don't want accommodations. I just want to live authentically.
I spend my life explaining myself. I don’t think I am alone.
I try so very, very hard.
For hours each day, each week, each month, each year, an entire fucking lifetime, I’m in deep analysis of how I step forward in the world.
Most of th...
I overthink. I overwork. I over-do everything. I am I so boring.
I overthink everything.
Well, not everything. But anything that matters.
My brain primarily has two speeds - intensely rapid processing. It’ll scan, analyse and make big life changing decisions without a flicker of stress or emotion. It c...
I didn’t realise just how unwell autistic burnout made me...
Content note: this piece mentions suicidal ideation.
Last week I stood up and delivered my first piece of (online) public speaking, a workplace talk on neurodiversity to an organisation in Seattle. An hour and a half of material, th...
I thought I had insomnia. Turns out, it's my AuDHD (and my nervous system).
I live my best life around 3.30 a.m. each day.
Time of writing this reflection: 3.25 a.m. I’ve been awake for over an hour.
I’m not tired. And yet only 5 hours ago I was utterly exhausted.
I’ve always been an early riser. However,...
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