Unbowed. Unbent. Unbroken.

It's been a SUPER BUSY couple weeks as we have been working hard on getting the pitch for "Focus", a documentary about adult ADHD off the ground and submitted. So let's catch up!

This is the face of PROGRESS! I think i've made some progress in the past couple weeks and I am excited to share it with you all!

I had my second therapy session today and was tasked with bringing in my "goals" list (which you can find in my blog) and we wound up focusing a lot on one in particular. Strap in, this is a long one.

Yes, it's actually me in the photos for a change! I have spoken very lightly about something I have been dubbing "Project: ADHD" and I am finally ready to talk a bit more about it.

One of the biggest struggles that I am facing in my life right now, is letting go of the past and moving on. It's definitely not an easy thing to do for anyone, but when your failures outweigh your successes it's a long road.

It's been a little over a week since I last wrote, ADHD strikes again! I kept meaning to update everyone who is actually reading so, here is the update! (Pic of dogs just because!)

My first therapy session is fast approaching, I have three days before my session. I got some advice from some therapy veterans (and professionals) about some things to prepare before my appointment.

I have been trying to think of the best way to explain an ADHD brain to others in a way that most people my age would understand. So here is my attempt at relating brains to computers and why mine sucks.

Fuck you, Fear! I officially shared my blog across my social media and opened myself up to not only the people in my life, but the world. Let's talk about it.

I've done a lot of thinking, and I've found 5 areas in which I need to make some changes. I'm sure that i'll think of many more, but here's what I came up with so far.

It's been roughly a week since my diagnosis and I have spent a lot of time trying to come to terms with what that means.

This is a story of self reflection and discovery. It’s unpolished, flawed and imperfect just like me. I am by no means a writer of any professional capacity. I am a person who was recently diagnosed with mental illness, and this is my story.