Sonia Gray
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But they're quite supportive of me now.
They're not great, but they get it.
They know so much more than we think they do.
And there's so much more welcoming of difference, aren't they?
We have a bit of a – I'm looking forward to this.
It's been nearly 10 years.
Well, you've got to use what you have, don't you?
It's a tough time.
Yeah, with ADHD, with autism, and just women in general.
people, human beings in general.
What is being asked of us, I think, in society now is too much in a lot of cases.
And yeah, especially for women, women who are neurodivergent, who get to midlife with all these changes, it's just too much.
And I have been someone that
is like, I just need to work harder.
I can fix anything if I work hard.
The first realization that that wasn't possible was with my daughter.
It was the first humbling experience that no matter how hard I tried, I couldn't fix it.
That was heartbreaking.