ADHD is diagnosed more often in males than females, but the statistics may not be quite accurate. Many females aren’t diagnosed with ADHD when they should be.

ADHD symptoms that females show can look different than those that males show. Males tend to be hyperactive and impulsive, while females often forget things and have trouble paying attention and organizing.

Brenda reflects on living with ADHD from childhood and shares the tools she has used to manage ADHD symptoms.

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