Shauna Pearson

So we can all be on the same page and everybody knows what's going on and they can help support.

But there are a lot of people that just don't want anyone to know at all.

And I think it's just, I don't know why people would laugh at that.

It's like laughing at somebody who has an inhaler on their desk.

And it's just...

Except for the fact that ADHD was associated with children, like what we were talking about before.

And maybe that's what they were laughing at is like always like a big kid because we hear that a lot.

But the fact is that a lot of people just don't want people to think that there's anything wrong with them.

And so if there's a prescription on your desk at work, it's for some people, it would be a sign of weakness.

There's something wrong with me.

I was born with a deficit.

I need to take something to help fix it, which obviously to me is completely ridiculous because every single one of us is missing something on some level in some area of life.

There's not a single human who isn't.

And so I still think that, but people like, especially people who really need to wear that mask.

and look like a leader, especially people in very high up positions, they don't want to be found out.

Because then people will blame this part of their life on, they'll just, well, we can't trust you.

You're not reliable.

You're not this, you're not that.

So I think that's, I think it's awful that people would laugh at that, but obviously people are people and they do awful things.

But it's just, as far as we go, as far as the people who have any ADHD or anything, know that there's no human on the planet that's not lacking something that you have.