Colman Noctor

It doesn't make any difference to me.

I don't think I have it.

I can get on with my life.

I've winged it so far, so I'll keep doing that.

And back then, it wasn't something that you had.

There certainly wasn't any sort of like the mainstream media stuff that you would describe that people would talk about now.

It was still the kind of

the kind of tigger on a spring kid that people would have imagined that to be.

But then as we got through the next maybe five or 10 years, the reports on ADHD started to change and maybe it was this more inattention that was an issue rather than impulsivity.

And and like if I read the things now, I still don't think I like I don't interrupt people in conversations.

I don't you know, I'm not a big spender.

I don't impulse buy.

I don't you know.

So there was loads of things.

I was looking at all the things in the list that ruled me out and not reading any of the things that ruled me in.

And so I kind of left it be for a while and then revisited it when, as I say, my children were being assessed for something similar.

And in that assessment, I just knew all those answers were mine, not my daughter's or, you know, from that perspective.

2007 was the original diagnosis.

Yeah.

So probably 2015, 14, 15.