Welcome to My World of Thoughts

Welcome to My World of Thoughts


This space is my personal journal—a place to spill all the thoughts swirling around in my head. If you’re here, welcome! Whether you’re just curious, looking for insight, or simply enjoying the chaos, I’m glad you’ve stopped by.


Let’s be real: having ADHD is like living with a brain that literally never shuts off. I mean literally. I could be having a conversation with you while simultaneously having five other conversations inside my head. It’s exhausting, confusing, and honestly, not something people really talk about enough.


In today’s society, it feels like everyone has something they’re dealing with—whether it’s depression, anxiety, OCD, or stress. And while these struggles are real and valid, ADHD has been my personal challenge for as long as I can remember. What’s wild is seeing it come full circle with my daughter, Millie, who also has ADHD.


It’s been an interesting journey. Honestly, helping Millie navigate it has been easier because I’ve been through it myself. I’ve learned tools and tricks that have helped me be successful despite the chaos in my head, and now I get to pass those on to her. That’s been one of the most rewarding parts of this whole journey.


But back to why I’m here: this space is for me to let it all out. My brain never stops—whether it’s late at night when I’m trying to sleep or early in the morning when the world is quiet, it’s always racing. I needed a place to throw these thoughts out there—whether they’re about ADHD, life’s struggles, things people are too scared or embarrassed to talk about, or just the randomness that comes with being me.


So, if you’re here for the ride, welcome to my unfiltered world. Some days it’ll be messy, some days it’ll be insightful, and some days it’ll just be me rambling because my brain doesn’t know how to stop. I hope you’re ready for it. Let’s dive in. 💭✨

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