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Sick and Silent: The Unexpected Perks of a Quiet ADHD Brain
Hi! Faye here, just dropping my first blog post! I’ve been procrastinating (ha, shock) because I didn’t know where to start and as I’m...
Faye Harrison
3 days ago2 min read
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Navigating Grief in a Neurotypical World
Grief is a deeply personal journey, unique to everyone. The experience of losing a loved one, can be a profound and life-altering...
Ian Baynham
Mar 145 min read
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Love, Loss and Moving Forward: Huxley – Remembering My Beautiful 4-legged Boy
Huxley is a dark brown/black pitbull enjoying the sunshine next to a waterfall with red farm building in the background Two years have...
Lois Baynham
Mar 116 min read
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The Silent Strength of Carers: Finding Hope and Positivity in Challenging Times Part 2
Scene Description: Lois stands atop a cliff in Whitby, Yorkshire, gazing northeast over the bay and the North Sea. She is dressed in:...
Lois Baynham
Mar 25 min read
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The Silent Strength of Carers: Finding Hope and Positivity in Challenging Times Part 1
Majestic view of Gullfoss Waterfalls in Iceland, with icy waters cascading down rugged terrain surrounded by snow-laden banks. I’ve had...
Lois Baynham
Feb 143 min read
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Halloween: My Favorite Holiday and the Masks We Wear
October has always held a special place in my heart—Halloween is my favourite holiday, and it feels fitting that it’s also ADHD Awareness...
Lois Baynham
Oct 31, 20245 min read
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Getting by with a little help from my friends and family My ADHD++ Journey Part 2
From Reactions to Acceptance Initially, my mum rejected the diagnosis. I'd always just been me, but it became glaringly obvious upon...
Lois Baynham
Oct 28, 20243 min read
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Getting by with a little help from my friends and family: My ADHD++ Journey_Part 1
Being “Lois” I call it ADHD++ because I have ADHD plus a bunch of other stuff. My life has always been chaotic. For as long as I can...
Lois Baynham
Oct 10, 20244 min read
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