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The rise of ADHD in women 

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ABC News’ Diane Macedo discusses what’s behind the rise of ADHD in women and shares her personal journey with ADHD.
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9 июл 2024

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@dr.deanna
@dr.deanna Месяц назад
Girls with adhd typically fly under the radar because it presents differently. I did my doctoral research on the overlapping characteristics of twice exceptional children: those who have overlapping learning disabilities with giftedness. One of the biggest takeaways from my research is that the affective nature (or emotional well-being) of students and children is improved when we highlight their strengths and gifts at the same time we come along side them and work on areas of challenge. This whole topic is a huge passion for me. I myself missed every single recess from 2nd to 4th grade because I could not complete my assignments, yet I was reading at a highschool level by age eight. I credit my parents with giving me strategies and allowing me to pursue my interests and strengths, which led to becoming a Doctor of Education. I share about this on my channel as well as providing interactive learning strategies.
@marytheresejacksonlutz2533
@marytheresejacksonlutz2533 Месяц назад
Bless you! And I spent most of my second grade after school because I did not complete my seat work. I struggled with learning to read. By the end of Third grade I was reading proficiently and haven’t stopped. I too credit my parents and my school. This was in the early 60’s and at a Catholic school no less. My first grade teacher identified I was struggling. They provided reading intervention every day for about 30 minutes. We were pulled out as a group. I was pulled out from 1st to 3rd grade. And I attended summer school. My dad enrolled me in the Beginner Reading Books subscription series(Dr. Suess books). My mom took me to the library. I went on to be a third grade teacher. I am now retired but reading is a passion of mine. I really believe kids need to be identified early as to who is at risk. Provide the intense intervention. And like you said-praise and encourage. At the end of third grade my teacher gave me the Most Improved Student award. She never kept me after school.
@dr.deanna
@dr.deanna Месяц назад
@@marytheresejacksonlutz2533 Yes! That sounds a lot like my experience, except it wasn't until 4th grade that a teacher contacted mu mom to let her know that I was 20 assignments in the hole in ELA alone! I think a lot of things were genuinely brushed off as I was performing at such a high level in reading and writing. I was knee deep in my own research when I realized... I was actually researching a population I fit into! LOL
@Chad_Max
@Chad_Max Месяц назад
So what's the cause? Feminism or later pregnancies?
@Silverjule444
@Silverjule444 Месяц назад
Recently diagnosed at 36 with ADHD, general anxiety disorder and social anxiety disorder. I was also a gifted honor student but internalized that energy into anxiety and subtle fidgets. As an adult and then a mom, the coping mechanisms stopped working. I started to see myself in a different light after my son was diagnosed, and I see signs in my daughter that her teacher didn’t pick up on. So validating to finally have answers.
@ajarnt9050
@ajarnt9050 Месяц назад
Thank you for sharing this! I suspect one of my children has ADHD. My main goal is to help her love and respect the brain she was born with.
@OHANA-Beach-Suites
@OHANA-Beach-Suites Месяц назад
High school dropout here with ADHD, no meds! I’m able to work 100 hours a week 2 full time jobs for many years, while staying obsessed of building our house with cash and our Beach Hotel with cash and we open next year…Ohana Beach Suites…dreams come true!
@makeupbyjessx13
@makeupbyjessx13 Месяц назад
THANK YOU, Diane! SO true. I am 31 and was diagnosed this year. I had all the symptoms as a woman and struggled for at least 5 years, if not more and became so depressed, anxious and mentally fatigued. It's still a battle but now on meds & with coping skills and education, I have hope and am able to get things done without waking up and already feeling overwhelmed. I too never thought I had it even when I recently dated a guy for 4 years who had all the "typical" symptoms a guy would have from early childhood. It just presented SO differently in me yet was equally debilitating. Couldn't be happier to see this segment!
@claripossum2079
@claripossum2079 Месяц назад
I had a diagnosis as a child but a different doctor un-diagnosed me. Most of my life I was like "yeah maybe I have it" but I didn't realize how serious it was until I stumbled on a random video on RU-vid that explained some of the ways it affects your emotions, things I NEVER knew, and it shook me. And so then I dove into learning more about it (hello hyperfocus lol) and then I was like, I need to talk to a doctor, pronto. Just having an explanation for all the things I struggle with is like a weight off of me. And helps me work with my brain instead of fighting it. Thank you so much for covering this. There is still so much stigma and too many people who think it isn't real or just an excuse to be "lazy" or whatever and it hurts to see those comments. I am so glad this is getting more attention in recent years.
@realhazel1807
@realhazel1807 Месяц назад
this is so me... still struggling with being organized and forgetfulness
@user-yd1du5ny2i
@user-yd1du5ny2i Месяц назад
Thank you for sharing your story!! I've had ADHD since I was 7(and I will be 36 in September 2024). Even with years of medication, I STILL lose things and have NO organizational skills!!
@ColleenJoudrey
@ColleenJoudrey Месяц назад
I have ADHD but had/have a hard time with conventional adulting like managing a home, maintaining social connections and employment. One thing I'm really good at is fidgeting the pocket corners thin on my jeans in a very short amount of time. 😅
@HappeningKorea
@HappeningKorea Месяц назад
Hello !! 👋👋 Thank you !! 😀😀
@Greenchristinee
@Greenchristinee Месяц назад
I’m 33 and have debilitating adhd but I have no means to see a doctor or find a way to help myself. If anyone has advice please help. Thank you in advance.
@AlohaLowah
@AlohaLowah Месяц назад
Hi this is me. Only finding it out at 45....5 years after my son was born when I was 40. Literally everything listed.
@runrafarunthebestintheworld
@runrafarunthebestintheworld Месяц назад
Damn Diane Macedo finally on GMA. Nice.
@kkane64
@kkane64 День назад
You’ll feel better if you put the phone down
@malcriadamedina5358
@malcriadamedina5358 Месяц назад
Omg wow I have adhd lol but I can't take one more medication so I just have to deal with it
@juliemichael3619
@juliemichael3619 Месяц назад
Oh god
@hagerhussein208
@hagerhussein208 Месяц назад
Free Palestine from the river to the sea you don’t have to be Muslim to support Gaza just be human the children of Gaza are dying 🇵🇸🇵🇸
@realmusicnews
@realmusicnews Месяц назад
Hmmm 🤔
@theDrzhivargo
@theDrzhivargo Месяц назад
coffee
@dwaynepoole2673
@dwaynepoole2673 Месяц назад
AMER RE-ENDORSES PRESIDENT JOE BIDEN 🇺🇸
@FunnyOriginalSongShorts
@FunnyOriginalSongShorts Месяц назад
Says one human on earth, shit, even dem. congress is against him; you are in a lonely space. Good luck with that, really...
@creamy_pasta
@creamy_pasta 28 дней назад
ADHD is just medical jargon for "undisciplined and self-centered"
@user-rg4fm6iz6h
@user-rg4fm6iz6h Месяц назад
Top G 🪖
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