Ray D'Arcy

Because I did just, and I didn't do an awful lot of research, but I did a little bit, a medium dive into it.

And there are, they say, two types, you know, so there's the inattention and then there's the hyperactivity.

Most people have the combined thing, but it sounds to me, and you're going to tell me, I suppose now, that yours was more skewed towards the inattention as opposed to the hyperactivity.

But how did you hide it as a child?

So that's the side of the school reports that are probably more important.

Because just to fill people in, because everywhere it says that you have to have it before the age of 12, which is odd, or else it doesn't qualify for ADHD.

So that's why you were asked to bring along your school reports.

So that was the belief that it was a childhood condition that you grew out of.

You were diagnosed as an adult.

I was, yeah.

Back then, you know, what, 2007?

So it's 19 years ago, whatever.

Were you an oddity?

Or were there many adults being diagnosed with ADHD back then?

A lot of people say when they get the diagnosis that they have a sort of an awe moment.

Ah, now that makes sense.

Did you have that moment?

I would find that... So torturous, so do you get... That's probably a dramatic phrase.

But do you get sad?

Do you get agitated?