It was in October. I'm 59 and I was doom scrolling people I follow, and again, the song "You might have ADHD" by the Holderness Family. I watched it before but this time I thought, "I can always relate to this song, so I started to ask ChatGPT, 'What are the symptoms of ADHD". Next thing I knew, I was in a daily questionnaire with Chatty (the name I have for ChatGPT) asking, "Is this ADHD? Is this thinking ADHD?" and so forth. Now, this week, his wife found out she has ADHD, and she's in her 50's too. If you haven't seen this - YOU MUST - and watch it until the very end because he give a nice, encouraging message after the song. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4uJv3y9ajQY

Only four months discovering I have ADHD, at 59 I decided to write down all the things I 'do' while watching the webinar on day 4 and this is what I wrote down I did: touching my face smelling my hand resting my head in my hands while my elbows were on the table swinging chair back and forth scratching any bump I can feel on face, arm, chest or back writting having something to drink scratching food off of the computer screen cleaning keyboard with a toothpick take off shoes Get up to get a snack look through papers All in 30 minutes of watching. I never thought about it before. Has anyone else taken stock of their movements. I found even crossing your arms and legs watching is an act of movement.

Who had report cards that reflected ADHD patterns such as average or less than average grades in English or Math but high in Art or labeled "distracted" yet people said you were smart?? Am I alone??

Four months ago I found out I have ADHD at 59 years young. I'm trying to make connections to my childhood. Did you have a neat or messy room? Did you thrive on messy - like it didn't bother you until it did and then go wild cleaning it in a hour? How was your room kept and how did you clean it or were you neat as a pin.

Just curious if one or several Myers Briggs types show up more predominantly in this community. I'm an INFP.