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We know better than other people, how often everybody makes mistakes, you know, and we know

what to do with mistakes better because we make so many of them.

So that you should, if you're feeling overwhelmed by all the information coming out of the

pandemic, you should talk to somebody with ADHD because even if we don't follow the best

advice, we know what it is.

Hello and welcome to the women and ADHD podcast. I'm your host, Katie Weber. We're going to jump right in with episode 58 in which I interview Catherine Ellison. Now, way back in episode 18, I interviewed Tasha Post. And if you haven't yet listened to it, go listen.

She is amazing.

And she told me about how it was an episode of the current, a CBC radio show, back in 2016,

that led her to her own ADHD diagnosis.

So after I interviewed her, I went and listened to that old episode.

And Catherine Ellison was one of the guests

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