Ella McCrystal

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542 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 29 Jun

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ADHD Chatter · Trauma Expert: 3 Oddly Specific ADHD Trauma Issues · 29 Jun 2026 podcast

It's being somebody that feels deeply.

Just find a way to express it rather than see it as a bad thing.

a nasty person and everyone's so shocked because they didn't see it you're the one going I told you so yeah and how many times have people found themselves saying that about a friend's boyfriend or a friend's girlfriend or that boss at work you know or that teacher at school that ended up being in the newspapers for all the wrong reasons you know I think actually it's a skill and I think

I think the world is changing in the way that it views ADHD and autism, but I still think there's a really long way to go.

I think people really misinterpret what it means from a larger picture.

And I think one of the things that I'm sure so many people that were late diagnosed here is that they're too sensitive about

And they must walk around feeling, a great deal of people, that that's the truth.

You hear something enough times, you believe it, don't you?

And then you suppress so much of what's beautiful about you.

And I think that's the saddest thing.

And that's why I mentioned the subjective lens earlier.

You know, sometimes you've got to step out of your way of thinking and observe reality from different angles.

And the only way that you can do that is by talking to people.

But I think another way that you can do that, and I think a lot of people get this from this podcast, is because they hear these conversations.

I know I do.

I get this from your podcast, is that you suddenly realize there's something about yourself that millions of other people are experiencing.

Yes.

And actually, that's not the truth because we're all sitting here questioning it now.

So I think actually these podcasts are more useful than people realize.

You know, generally speaking, I think this is where a lot of people get their education, this particular podcast on things like ADHD and autism and your books and stuff like that.

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