The Long Mum #2 Food or leccy, what will it be...or how about just some new nanettes for me

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JellyDonut said:
I was diagnosed with ADHD last year as a 31 year old. I didn’t ask to be tested for it, I was aware of the condition but didn’t for one second think I had it. I assumed ADHD was a naughty hyperactive boy being disruptive in the back of the classroom. I was seeing a psychologist for some other stuff and was asked if I would consider having an assessment for it. Initially I point blank refused because I thought he was trying to put a label on me and how the duck could I have ADHD. A few months later I agreed to it, and since being formally diagnosed and learning about the disorder and how it affects my life, I have to say everything about my life now just makes so much sense. It was like a light bulb moment. I finally understood why I couldn’t do things like everybody else seems to or why I struggle with certain things. I was so happy to finally understand I’m not stupid or lazy or all of the other unkind names I had been told I was, both by others and by myself.

I’m so glad I agreed to the assessment because ever since diagnosis I have been learning how to cope with my ADHD symptoms. I have been making some real positive progress and I wish I had done this sooner.

Sorry to go on, ADHD is a bit of a passionate subject of mine at the moment. No idea whether Anna has it or not, but I’m sure we will hear all about it over the next 12 months. Or maybe this is a subtle beg for more PayPal donations to go private. She did conveniently say it was £700 for a private diagnosis, hint hint… 🙄
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Do you know ow if adhd assessments are available on the NHS? I'm guessing there's no treatment? Thanks
 
Her BP must be amazing
 

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I was genuinely going to say that she will undoubtedly do a “woops, the cleaner found my sex toy LOL” post, or possibly a “oh guess who had their bag searched by airport security and they found my dildo” post 😂😂😂😂😂 ffs Anna so bleeping predictable

Abcd123 said:
Do you know ow if adhd assessments are available on the NHS? I'm guessing there's no treatment? Thanks
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Yes they are available on the NHS but I believe there is a long wait. I had mine done privately as luckily I have health insurance through my job. There is treatment. Either CBT or medication, or a combination of the two. I am undergoing CBT.
 
I know we’re always saying this but she looks like she’s had her lips topped up again!

She did say she was going to Leicester ? (I think?) the day before she left, does anyone remember where her fancy Botox clinic is?
 

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willowtree2 said:
Just jumped onto this post cos I’m questioning how the duck someone on benefits, moans about job centre meetings can afford a holiday to Italy and £400 for a set of car keys?

I used to love her no bullshit and somewhat relatable posts with parenting struggles but now I’m questioning a fair bit.
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Her followers paid for Italy by donating through PayPal !!!!
 
This joker takes the absolute piss. If anyone funds this waste of space they are an idiot. She is FAR more pampered than the majority of mums, let alone single ones- she deserves duck all in terms of hand outs. I’m disgusted when there’s families that can’t eat that she’s taken that money whilst having the money to be pumping herself full of Botox.
 
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