ADHD Chatter "My whole life suddenly made sense" - Alex Partridge Finally Tells His ADHD Story
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Jan 14, 2025 In this engaging conversation, guest Alex Partridge, founder of LADBible and host of the leading ADHD podcast, shares his deeply personal journey with ADHD. He discusses early memories of feeling different, the anxiety tied to his diagnosis, and the compelling reasons behind launching his podcast. Alex also candidly recounts a life-altering court case, the struggles with imposter syndrome, and offers insights into ADHD, especially in women. His new book, 'Now It All Makes Sense,' aims to enlighten and empower others navigating similar paths.
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Screws in the Playground
- At age five, Alex brought screws to school to help classmates dig holes in dry mud.
- A child got cut, and the teacher scolded Alex, making him feel unjustly portrayed as irresponsible.
Inner Justice
- Young Alex felt internalized rage and sadness when his helpful intentions were misrepresented.
- This reflects the inner justice system many with ADHD experience.
First Panic Attack
- At six, Alex had his first panic attack when a teacher called on him in class.
- He ran out, thinking he was having a heart attack, highlighting early anxiety.
