
S4: E2: ADHD and Chronic Health Conditions: Nicole Bateman chats with Andy Horry
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About this listen
In this week’s episode, Nicole Bateman is joined by Andy Horry, who was diagnosed with ADHD later in life. Together, they explore what it’s like to look back on your childhood through the lens of a diagnosis and what changes when you finally have the words to describe your experience.
Andy shares:
- What school was like growing up with undiagnosed ADHD
- The relief and reflection that came with finally understanding his brain
- How he regulates his nervous system now and what actually helps
- How ADHD interacts with his other chronic health conditions
This is a conversation about identity, wellbeing, and the power of understanding yourself. Andy speaks openly about the emotional journey of self-discovery, the frustration of being misunderstood for so long, and the simple strategies that help him show up as his best self.
If you’ve ever wondered about adult diagnosis, or how to support someone with ADHD and additional health needs, this episode will leave you feeling more informed and more connected.
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