Dr. Karam Sadiq

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437 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 6 Jul

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Only if the professionals had the courtesy to understand him, to be able to help him.

his trajectory would have been completely different to the way he passed away.

A kind of mask and homelessness and addiction and people could not see beyond that.

They could not see the brilliant mind and this is exactly what happened.

This is what I'm scared of for such amazing brains, such amazing capable people just falling through the crevices and not recovering ever again.

And we will never know them, unfortunately.

That all ADHD is not a mixture, or it's not a combination of autism and ADHD.

Because this is what people feel, that you've got autism and ADHD, and you will kind of depict the characteristics of both in silos.

It's an intertwining.

It's a completely different neurobiology, which comes with a different presentation.

It comes with a push and a pull that you do not experience in either autism or ADHD.

In a way, it can be a balancing act if you get it right.

But if you get it wrong, it can be devastating for you.

So what you have to understand, it's a different neurotype to autism and ADHD combined together.

It's an intertwining.

They are connected by a thread on a spectrum, two extreme ends, and you have to balance it out yourself once you know what it is.

Combining both these narratives are very important.

You can be brilliant, but you can be suffering at the same time.

You can do wonders, but at the same time, you have got a massive RSD.

You can be the best clinician, but you're crap at doing admin.

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