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Support for people with partners with ADHD (self.adhduk)

submitted 1 year ago by tkc to c/adhduk

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I dont (I think) have ADHD, but my partner is in the process of pursuing a diagnosis.

I was wondering if anyone was aware of any resources that would help me better understand and support them.

I think the strain it can put on relationship is quite well documented, so I would appreciate resource that would help me.

I've tried some podcasts aimied at people with ADHD, and that gives me and insight, but it doesn't help me understand want to do to be more supportive or helpful, as they just tend to moan about things people do wrong.

Anything would be helpful. Cheers all!

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[–] tkc 3 points 1 year ago

They're going through the NHS, but its taken them a year to get any traction after filling in some massive form (very ADHD friendly 🙄).

We've just moved GPs and they had an appointment this morning to find out where they were and the Doc was shocked to find out and has kick started the process. Apparently we have to wait a few months for that.

The whole thing is so damn slow.