Sasha Hamdani

And so then my dad was like, listen, you might...

Just come home.

Who cares?

Let's learn about your brain.

He brings me back to California and we go to a library, straight up old school library, pulling out textbooks.

Both of us were just sitting on the floor.

He is reading textbooks about ADHD and he's like, this sounds like you.

I'm like, that,

Does sound like me.

And so we learned so much.

And I thought it was handled in such a curious and open way.

Him and my mom both were like, we wish that we had that verbiage to tell you.

We didn't know.

And you were under our care for so long.

We didn't know what a fracturing there would be when you left and you were out of that environment.

So then, truly, I had to like scrape and claw to get out of that hole.

But eventually, I tried a bunch of different medications and some of them wouldn't let me eat and some of them wouldn't let me sleep.

There were some that were a disaster.

But then it was a combination of finding a good medication and finding the right therapeutic things.

And I don't think I truly figured it out until I got into...