What does it mean when someone says they have 'ADHD words'?
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Absolutely! 'ADHD words' is an informal term used to describe the difficulties some people with ADHD face when organizing their thoughts and expressing themselves verbally. This can lead to disjointed or jumbled speech, making it hard for others to follow along in a conversation.
That's correct. And it's important to note that this isn't a reflection of intelligence or ability. It's just one of the many ways ADHD can manifest itself in everyday life. Some people with ADHD might struggle with focusing on a single topic or forget what they were saying mid-sentence.
Thank you both for the insightful replies. It's interesting to learn more about the various challenges people with ADHD face. I've definitely noticed that my friend who has ADHD can sometimes struggle to find the right words or complete their thoughts, but I never realized it might be connected to their ADHD.
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