Francesca Rudkin

It is a thing.

And there is a scientific explanation.

Let's start from there.

And once again, sort of, you know, start building up all those tools and put that scaffolding back in place.

I've heard quite a few people talk to me about the symptom of sort of procrastination with perimenopause and ADHD, of losing their mojo, just really struggling to be motivated in things.

Is that something you've experienced?

Fleas of life is such a great term.

I love that term.

I'm so, and not just because of the fuel prices, but having to stop and fill up your car.

I'm just like, oh, again.

Those mundane, boring things that you actually sort of have to do because otherwise the car won't drive and I'll be stuck.

But they do my head in.

Francesca?

Why?

I have to go to a petrol station where I can pay at the pump and leave again as quickly as possible.

If I have to step foot inside the building, it's like the biggest inconvenience of my life.

I mean, what is going on?

That's just ridiculous.

You're listening to The Little Things and our guest on the podcast today is host of No Such Thing as Normal podcast, Sonia Gray, talking about ADHD and midlife.

We'll be back after the break.