The sisters and GenXers, introduce their podcast centered around their late diagnosis of ADHD. Their journey into the world of ADHD began when Heidi's daughter was diagnosed, prompting both to reflect on their own symptoms and struggles, leading to their eventual late diagnoses. They touch upon the challenges of growing up undiagnosed, like difficulty with focus and self-care, and the additional conditions that often accompany ADHD.

Our reason for this podcast is to support and uplift adult women in recognizing the impact undiagnosed ADHD has had on their lives and to know they are not alone. Discovery and grieving for what life could have been if we had only known and had help can be hard sometimes. If you have any thoughts you would like to share, you can email us at GenX.ADHD.Sisters@gmail.com. Thank you for listening. #genxadhdsisters

Gen X sisters, menopausal phase, discuss their newly diagnosed ADHD and share their experiences of utilizing fear as a motivator. They reminisce about their childhood, highlighting different coping mechanisms. The conversation delves into topics like feeling misunderstood, ADHD in relation to goth culture, and different perspectives on behavioral issues. The sisters aim to uplift and support women dealing with undiagnosed ADHD, emphasizing the importance of seeking help and community.

Our reason for this podcast is to support and uplift adult women in recognizing the impact undiagnosed ADHD has had on their lives and to know they are not alone. Discovery and grieving for what life could have been if we had only known and had help can be hard sometimes. If you have any thoughts you would like to share, you can email us at GenX.ADHD.Sisters@gmail.com. Thank you for listening. #genxadhdsisters

This episode touches on the importance of recognizing ADHD in both children and adults, its impact on family dynamics, and the struggles of managing daily life and health issues such as orthodontia decisions for Heidi's daughter, Grace. Through laughter and tears, they explore the interconnectedness of ADHD with physical health issues like sensory sensitivities, orthodontic needs, and postural concerns. They also delve into broader topics like genetics, early childhood development, and the importance of understanding ADHD's influence on their lives and the lives of children. The sisters aim to offer comfort and camaraderie to other women going through similar experiences.

Our reason for this podcast is to support and uplift adult women in recognizing the impact undiagnosed ADHD has had on their lives and to know they are not alone. Discovery and grieving for what life could have been if we had only known and had help can be hard sometimes. If you have any thoughts you would like to share, you can email us at GenX.ADHD.Sisters@gmail.com. Thank you for listening. #genxadhdsisters