Radio Rodeo

Does this ever really happen to those who are not Adhd?

Wednesday I received an email asking if I'd have a conversation on Radio about Adhd. I said yes. Oxfordshire Greatest Hits. They wanted me to talk that afternoon but I offered a small gap I had Thursday.

Thursday the interviewer asked me 1 question.

"Why do you think that women over 25 are increasingly being diagnosed Adhd".

I hadn't known what the interviewer would ask/want but in true Adhd adrenalin fuelled style I waffled at them for 30 full minutes.

Me, answering that 1 question.

30 full minutes.

All about my special interest subject.

I eventually laughed and asked them to carry on asking their next question.

Apparently, in answering that 1 question, I'd answered all their questions 😂

So after that pause, I gave them another full 15 minutes of all the extra things I felt were important for folk to know. 😂

The interviewer seemed genuinely happy and intrigued and that was that.

Except I wasn't sure what happens next although I did eventually get an email saying the interview will go out Sunday morning.

Then I forgot all about it 😂 until this afternoon (Sunday afternoon).

I've looked and looked and can't find it  😂😂

So I've decided to come on here to tell you this typically Adhd kind of story about a Radio Interview none of us are ever likely to hear.

Seriously. You couldn't make this sh£t up.

Sod's law I thought I was fairly good  😂😂

Me, white woman, wearing a colourful dress, grey coat, short blonde hair, I'm smiling. I'm sat on a cream swivel chair in a big stately hall room. Maybe that's the regal life I'd live with all my huge earnings if I ever became a famous Adhd Speaker following my interview no one ever heard  😂😂😂