ADHD is no myth – but we should interrogate it all the same | Letters
The Guardian
An adult diagnosed with ADHD describes how the condition provided crucial clarity and self-acceptance after years of misunderstanding their symptoms as personal failings. The author strongly criticizes claims that question the existence of ADHD, arguing that dismissing the diagnosis based on shaky science is damaging to individuals who rely on it for understanding their lives. While healthy skepticism of research is valid, the article asserts that the scientific evidence supporting ADHD's reality makes such denial particularly harmful.
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