Dr. Sasha Hamdani
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first heard Aug 2026
last heard 4 Aug
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It's kind of like numb.
You can't really feel a lot of joy.
You don't really feel down.
You're just... Yeah.
Then you have another end of the spectrum where you feel emotions very, very, very intensely.
And I think RSD is on that end of the spectrum where you feel things incredibly robustly.
No, there isn't one for RSD, but now that you've got me talking about that, I think that a lot, especially the DSM when it comes to ADHD, we have so much work to do because the definition is so stupid and narrow.
Yeah.
It just doesn't actually encapsulate much of the population at all because when it first came about, it was quite literally...
Created those those criteria were created by studying the outward behaviors of hyper young boys.
Yeah, that does not cover young girls.
It does not cover adult females.
It doesn't even cover adult males that may mask their behaviors.
It's not a great thing.
evaluation system for actually looking at ADHD.
And that becomes very immediately evident if you treat ADHD and the biggest, biggest, biggest, biggest pitfall and problem with the criteria as it stands right now, that it doesn't have emotional regulation.
So the thing that's weird is I thought about this and I was like, how would I describe, because like my husband, well, my husband does not have ADHD.
And so it's like a very weird.
So it's just like, it's an interesting kind of interplay because like sometimes when I'm asking him stuff, the other day he was, I was getting ready to go on my trip and I had to wake up to go to the airport super early in the morning.
I was like, well, why don't we just go to bed right now?
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