Anyone ADHD will experience the working memory challenges and often what you've forgotten.

What happens as we get older, there's a lot more mental load going on with all of the life

responsibilities that we've been talking about and work and children.

If you know your ADHD and that's what's happening with your memory, say to your partner,

don't tell me anything important unless we're actually both sitting down.

I'm fully with you.

I'm actually tuned in. Dr. Joe Perkins is a pioneering psychologist in the ADHD space with 23 years

experience. Using her deep knowledge of psychology. She specializes in optimizing your ADHD

across all aspects of your life. Women won't know that they're in perimenopause because even when people talk about it,

it's different for different people.

There's not a sign that you're necessarily in it. That working memory can really be challenged as you're going through perimenopause and you're just being told, yeah, it's because you're getting older. A lot of women will get their diagnosis as we know as they go to perimenopause and menopause. The hormonal interaction can make it more exacerbated, that sense alongside all the other demands.

Do you think so? go to perimenopause and menopause. The hormonal interaction can make it more exacerbated,

that sense alongside all the other demands. Do you think somebody can be too old to be diagnosed

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