Ever wondered what happens after that 'penny drop' moment when you realise you might have ADHD? 

This week, I'm chatting with the wonderful Wendy Gannon, incredibly talented photographer and 'Queen of angles' – a title given by others, she insists (although I reckon she should totally claim it!). In this ep, Wendy and I have a refreshingly honest conversation about her ADHD journey. We explore the initial realisation, the decision (or indecision!) around seeking a diagnosis, and the often frustrating process of actually getting one. 

Wendy shares her experiences of navigating the 'Right To Choose' pathway within the NHS, the challenges of lengthy waiting lists, and the importance of self-advocacy. We also delve into the impact of ADHD on her life, the importance of community and self-compassion, and what she's learned along the way. 

From navigating those daunting assessment forms, to finding the right support and understanding, Wendy's story is both relatable and empowering. Whether you’re ADHD AF or still just ADHD-curious, this episode is for you. 

Additional resources:For those interested, here’s the link to NHS ADHD Symptoms and the Right to Choose page which we mention in the podcast. As always, if you’d like to discuss this further, please get in touch.