We share our weekly highs and lows, exploring the emotional challenges of parenting teens and finding moments of connection amid chaos.

• Claire's week dominated by helping her teenage son through exam stress, requiring her to relearn subjects from Latin to maths
• The breakthrough moment when her son allowed physical comfort after almost a year of rejection
• Claire reassuring her anxious teen that subject choices don't determine his entire future
• Gen's anxiety spiral after reading about potential cyber attacks leading to World War III fears
• Her coping mechanism of purchasing emergency supplies while trying to maintain perspective
• The contrast of a brief Spanish getaway, providing respite from everyday stresses
• Discussion of active reading strategies that help with ADHD focus challenges
• Both hosts demonstrating resilience despite significant emotional and physical exhaustion

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Further TW: This podcast references at times: alcohol abuse, depression, mood disorders, medical emergency, miscarriage, traffic accidents, grief and loss, teen pregnancy, anxiety, abuse, PDA, low self esteem, and anti-depressant medications, disordered eating, hoarding...

All music written and produced by Ash Doc Horror Lerczak.
Artwork by Gen

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We explore what their ideal ADHD-friendly homes would look like, from practical solutions to fantastical dreams, while repeatedly getting side-tracked, as per usual.

• Low-maintenance outdoor spaces like yards with potted plants instead of gardens requiring constant upkeep
• Automated home features like laundry chutes, robot vacuum cleaners, and smart home technology to reduce cognitive load
• Meal prep strategies and the challenges of demand avoidance when it comes to pre-planned meals
• Creating snack boxes for children to reduce constant food requests while providing structure
• The distinction between comfort eating and using food as a form of dissociation or thought-stopping
• The difficulty in fantasizing about ideal living situations when limited beliefs get in the way
• Smart home assistants that help with routines but sometimes seem to have a personal vendetta

Homework for Gen: Five minutes of connecting with inner magic and wonder to properly fantasize about a dream home without practical limitations.

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Further TW: This podcast references at times: alcohol abuse, depression, mood disorders, medical emergency, miscarriage, traffic accidents, grief and loss, teen pregnancy, anxiety, abuse, PDA, low self esteem, and anti-depressant medications, disordered eating, hoarding...

All music written and produced by Ash Doc Horror Lerczak.
Artwork by Gen

For more information about us, our podcast and our ADHD MUMS community, visit OUR WEBSITE.

To make a small donation towards our podcasting expenses, visit our BUY ME A COFFEE we are eternally gratefulllllll!!!

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We explore how ADHD brains might be better suited to hunter-gatherer societies than our modern capitalist world, questioning if our current social structures are fundamentally misaligned with neurodivergent minds.

• The hunter-gatherer theory of ADHD suggests our brains evolved for different tasks than modern 9-to-5 work demands
• Claire discusses how leaving her job allowed her to reconnect with her authentic self after being depleted by constant masking and exhaustion
• Universal basic income could potentially allow ADHD individuals to contribute meaningfully in ways that work with their brain wiring
• The concept of communal living as an alternative to isolated nuclear families presents both appeal and challenges for us as ADHD women
• Modern parenting expectations create impossible demands where mothers must simultaneously work full-time while managing household responsibilities
• Even in progressive households, mothers typically remain the "micro-managers" of family life regardless of employment status
• The feminist achievement of workplace access has inadvertently doubled women's workload rather than creating true domestic equality

Join your scouse Sisters in Chaos as we challenge the systems that weren't built for our brains!

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Further TW: This podcast references at times: alcohol abuse, depression, mood disorders, medical emergency, miscarriage, traffic accidents, grief and loss, teen pregnancy, anxiety, abuse, PDA, low self esteem, and anti-depressant medications, disordered eating, hoarding...

All music written and produced by Ash Doc Horror Lerczak.
Artwork by Gen

For more information about us, our podcast and our ADHD MUMS community, visit OUR WEBSITE.

To make a small donation towards our podcasting expenses, visit our BUY ME A COFFEE we are eternally gratefulllllll!!!

PLEASE like and subscribe, and if you enjoyed the show, leave us a review.
Let's get ADHD MUMS up the pod charts and raise awareness when we all need it most!

See you next Wednesday! xxx