Sydney Thorne tells Sarah and Jessica about her experience of being in denial for years until she finally got diagnosed with ADHD.  All three of them go off about their terrible experiences with post-secondary education.  Sydney gets into the details of what ADHD really is, and how being diagnosed has changed her life. Here are some of the ADHD accounts that helped Sydney:

https://twitter.com/danidonovan?s=21

https://twitter.com/howtoadhd?s=21

https://twitter.com/dustychipura?s=21

https://twitter.com/blkgirllostkeys?s=21

CW: Due to the nature of our subject matter, topics like suicide, mental illness symptoms, self-harm, and trauma may come up. For privacy and triggering reasons, we do not talk about these topics in graphic detail.
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