How Do I Know if I Have Adult A.D.H.D.?

“I call them time-blind,” Dr. Barkley added. “They just can’t manage themselves relative to time limits.” Kylie Barron, an A.D.D.A spokeswoman who has A.D.H.D., called it a “disorder of performance.” For her, this means “always unintentionally messing up, sticking your foot in your mouth and doing the wrong thing at the wrong time.” These concerns…

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Love Letter: Married to a Worrier

Even if you’re not usually an anxious person, it’s common to feel worry, doubt and even fear in times of uncertainty. However, excessive worrying can often drive a wedge between you and your loved ones. Nicole Comforto, the writer of this week’s Modern Love essay, noticed that her husband’s bouts of panic became more frequent…

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