ADHD MEETS…
Motherhood
The school run, forgotten forms, mum guilt and loving your children while desperately needing five minutes when nobody touches you.

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With Emily. A podcast about what happens when ADHD meets motherhood, relationships, work and the everyday task of remembering why you walked into a room.
Expect honest conversations, ridiculous stories, guests and the occasional useful takeaway. Some episodes will be just me. Others will involve someone brave enough to join in.

Hi, I’m Emily. Probably mid-tangent.
People call me Gremily. Watch me for one minute and you’ll get it.
Mum, overthinker, enthusiastic oversharer. Somehow convinced I’m too much and not enough, often within the same five minutes.
I created ADHD MEETS for chaotic mums like me. Women who love their families, have 47 tabs open in their heads and wonder how everyone else is managing work, parenting, relationships and remembering what’s for dinner.
We’ll talk about ADHD and everything it bumps into: motherhood, careers, confidence, parenthood and the daily admin of being a functioning adult. The moments when an idea grabs me and I’m absolutely flying at work. And the days when replying to one email feels like a full-time job.
I’ll share my experiences, ask questions and have honest conversations about the things we laugh off, feel embarrassed about or quietly think only happen to us.
Sometimes it’ll be weird. Sometimes I’ll think I’m being funny. Sometimes we’ll get a bit deeper.
Most of the time, I’ll forget the original question.
I’m figuring things out too. Hopefully we can have a laugh, find our people and feel a little less alone along the way.
Oversharing. Overthinking. Occasionally on topic.
In their brains. And on their phones.
You love your kids. You’ve got good intentions. You might also have forgotten the school dress-up day, reheated your coffee four times and spent the evening replaying something you said in 2014.
Welcome. You’re in the right place.
ADHD MEETS is where we talk about the funny, frustrating and sometimes emotional bits of living with ADHD while trying to keep everyone fed, vaguely organised and wearing something clean.
No perfect routines required. Come as you are. Late is fine.
There’s a lot to talk about. Staying on topic could be an issue.
ADHD MEETS…
The school run, forgotten forms, mum guilt and loving your children while desperately needing five minutes when nobody touches you.
ADHD MEETS…
Appointments, birthdays, packed lunches and being the person who’s supposed to remember everything when you can’t find your own phone.
ADHD MEETS…
Replaying conversations, reading far too much into a full stop and wondering whether everyone secretly thinks you’re annoying.
ADHD MEETS…
Communication, affection, arguments, sharing responsibilities and trying to explain what’s happening in your head without starting six other stories.
ADHD MEETS…
Forgetting to reply, accidentally interrupting, oversharing and caring about people even when your messages suggest you’ve disappeared.
ADHD MEETS…
Big ideas, last-minute bursts, boring admin and wanting to do everything while struggling to start the one thing that’s due.
ADHD MEETS…
The washing chair, doom piles, lost keys and buying another planner because this one will definitely change your life.
ADHD MEETS…
New hobbies, abandoned subscriptions and the parcel arriving after you’ve forgotten you ordered it.
ADHD MEETS…
Feeling overwhelmed, taking things personally, losing your patience and dealing with the guilt afterwards.
ADHD MEETS…
Everyone talking at once, the television being too loud and suddenly being unable to tolerate your own waistband.
ADHD MEETS…
Looking back at your life through a different lens, understanding yourself and working out what you actually need.
ADHD MEETS…
Being exhausted with a brain that’s still holding a meeting. Plus the guilt of sitting down when there’s always something left to do.
ADHD MEETS…
The interests that take over your life for a fortnight. Will I still care by the time the equipment arrives? Unclear.
ADHD MEETS…
People-pleasing, trying to fit in and learning to take up space without apologising for your entire personality.
An introduction. With a strong chance of oversharing.
Why I’m starting ADHD MEETS, who it’s for and what you can expect: motherhood, real life, honest conversations and subjects I’ll try very hard to finish before starting another.
First episode coming soon.
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I only promote businesses I’d genuinely recommend to a friend.
All mentions are delivered in my own words, with the personality you’d expect from ADHD MEETS.
And no wild ones, please. AKA Gary Glitter, I won’t be advertising your new taxi service. Please stop asking.
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Both mentions: a 30-second shout-out and a 60-second spotlight.
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The message sent to the wrong person. Forty minutes spent hunting for the phone you were already holding. The thing you promised yourself you’d do on Monday that is still sitting there on Friday. If it happened this week and you can almost laugh about it now, I want to hear it.
I’ll be reading these out and posting them, so only send something you’d be happy hearing in public. Tell me whether to use your name or keep it anonymous.
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I’ll start each week off with one of my own, because somehow fails come easy!
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Well, I might interrupt. But I am listening.
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