Nancy

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So I'm Nancy and I've come to this school with my granddaughters and my daughter.

So I'm Nancy and I've come to this school with my granddaughters and my daughter.

But everything is hard. My struggle made me feel not good enough. I kept thinking, why do I worry about people loving me when I have no evidence of people not loving me? It was just really, really hard. Harder than it probably needed to be had I had a clue what was going on.

But everything is hard. My struggle made me feel not good enough. I kept thinking, why do I worry about people loving me when I have no evidence of people not loving me? It was just really, really hard. Harder than it probably needed to be had I had a clue what was going on.

So right now, I'm on the quest for a new psychiatrist and an ADHD coach.

So right now, I'm on the quest for a new psychiatrist and an ADHD coach.

I was born in 49, and it wasn't a diagnosis then. And some days I get really angry that I was born too soon, that they didn't have the diagnosis. And I can get really angry about that and really sad, and I feel like my life has been so much more difficult than it had to be. But then I think, you know, I was born. They had found the treatment for polio.

I was born in 49, and it wasn't a diagnosis then. And some days I get really angry that I was born too soon, that they didn't have the diagnosis. And I can get really angry about that and really sad, and I feel like my life has been so much more difficult than it had to be. But then I think, you know, I was born. They had found the treatment for polio.

They found the treatment for tuberculosis and all the vaccines. So I have to temper it that I did benefit from a lot of medical successes. And that's the way life is. They didn't know about this. Thank goodness that people were working on it. Thank goodness it moved from just little boys' problem to people's problems, and that women are being seen.

They found the treatment for tuberculosis and all the vaccines. So I have to temper it that I did benefit from a lot of medical successes. And that's the way life is. They didn't know about this. Thank goodness that people were working on it. Thank goodness it moved from just little boys' problem to people's problems, and that women are being seen.

Like, do I wish science had worked on it a little quicker and harder? Sure. Am I upset about the gender discrimination in the diagnosis? I'm really angry about that. So just recently, I've had a lot of anger and frustration in not finding the... what I think is the appropriate caregivers for me. I'm just happy that my daughter's getting it and I'm super happy that my granddaughters are getting it.

Like, do I wish science had worked on it a little quicker and harder? Sure. Am I upset about the gender discrimination in the diagnosis? I'm really angry about that. So just recently, I've had a lot of anger and frustration in not finding the... what I think is the appropriate caregivers for me. I'm just happy that my daughter's getting it and I'm super happy that my granddaughters are getting it.

You know, that's just the way of the world. So, you know, there's been progress made.

You know, that's just the way of the world. So, you know, there's been progress made.

I'm thankful for every day I still have with my husband.

I'm thankful for every day I still have with my husband.

I'm thankful for every day I still have with my husband.

Well, my husband and I have been together around nine years, married seven. Um, there's a significant age difference. When we got married, he has five grandchildren and they kind of insisted on a prenup, which I didn't mind. I had my own house. He had his own house and my own investments, his own investments. No biggie.