Alex Partridge

In horrific circumstances, do you think that RSD could lead to someone dying by suicide?

I saw a heartbreaking stat last week, and there's a euthanization clinic, I think Sweden, and they're able to put demographics of the people that come to them for that service.

And the highest group is autistic women that come to them to be euthanized.

Many of the viewers and listeners of this podcast are late diagnosed women who very much relate to the RSD conversation.

What message of hope or closing advice would you have for the listeners?

Amazing closing advice.

Thank you, Jessica.

Just finally, before we go, I've got a letter to deliver to you.

And it is one where the previous guest wrote a letter to their younger self.

And if you could kindly read it to us.

Definitely, and very fitting actually, because on the topic we were just closing on too.

You are enough, absolutely.

Jessica, thank you so much yet again for bringing wisdom to the ADHD Chatter podcast.

Huge announcement just before we start.

Tickets to the ADHD Chatter podcast live theatre show are selling fast.

I'll be joined on stage by three leading psychiatrists and we'll be unpacking all things ADHD, how to process a late diagnosis or DHD and of course the dreaded rejection sensitivity dysphoria.

I really hope you can join me for a night full of validation, laughs and insights and one that will remind you that you're not broken, just different and that you have always been enough.

It's on the 19th of May in London.

You can find a link to the tickets in the description.

I can't wait to meet you in person.