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“Thank you KC for the wonderful gentleness and vulnerability you model here. I was moved to tears listening to your first podcast - you are so precisely describing my life and you are NOT handing me a to-do list and rebuking my failures. I feel like I’ve taken my first deep breath in several years.
I’m a 71 year old retired physician who finally recognized my own ADD a year and a half ago. I knew I couldn’t possibly have ADD because I got through medical school and practiced medicine. The burnout episodes were because I was a female physician in a male system. Or because I wanted to focus on compassion not on throughput. But I do remember sitting staring at a chart for half an hour , utterly unable to do anything with it. Looking back, I welcomed crises because then everybody was in the same state I always endured - and I was the one who was used to it.
The first day I took Ritalin, I cleaned out a cupboard. We’d owned the house for 25 years, and I’d never been able to do that.
Retirement is hard because now I have to provide my own structure.
I just want to say, for any doubters out there, that everything I heard today is in line with the science and medicine I know. And it is chock full of common sense and practical wisdom, which is not always available through science and medicine.
KC, you are a wonderful wonderful resource. Thank you for”
Serenitykickass via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
11/19/22
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“Loving the podcast so far—the content and guests are exactly what I want/need to listen to AND the audio quality and editing is great!”
Alma_girls via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/17/22
“I was so excited to hear that KC was producing a podcast now. I found her during the pandemic TikTok craze and her content helped me realize that my brain isn’t broken, its different than what society deems normal. Her focus on so many things like care tasks being morally neutral helped me pull...”Read full review »
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United States of America ·
10/04/22
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“I’ve read her book and it helped me learn how to clean with my scrambled up brain. Now every single podcast has spoke to me. We tend to suffer inside our own minds as people with lack of executive function and she reminds us that there are tools and ways to make things work for us.🤎”
blbruner via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/10/22
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