Katie Breathwick

Hello, Katie.

Good to see you.

Very good to see you too, Sam.

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Hello, Katie.

How are you? I'm all right.

How are you? I'm doing all right.

[upbeat music] Hello, welcome to You're Wrong About ADHD.

I'm Katie Breathwick, and here's Sam.

Hi, Katie.

You all right?

I'm all right.

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Hello, Katie.

How are

you? I'm really well, Sam.

Welcome to this bonus episode of You're Wrong About ADHD.

Hello, Katie.

How are you?

I'm all right, Sam.

I get it now as a parent that she was frustrated that my room looked like a tip and she was having her, I'm ready to tidy up moment.

Do you know

what? I'm going to be totally honest about this because I know you and I know how difficult things have been and I don't want to I was sitting there biting my lip because I thought, that's actually a really difficult memory for Katie.

And obviously I want to be respectful and I want to be concerned and I want to empathize with this.

How are you doing?

I'm all right, Katie.

Good to see you.

And we've got a big guest today who I know you're particularly excited about.

Ian, thank you so much for joining us on You're Wrong About ADHD.

Thank

you, Katie.

I was thrilled to be asked.

Hello, welcome to this bonus episode of You're Wrong About ADHD.

And hello to you, Katie.

Hello, Sam.

How are you? Yeah, I'm well.

I mean a nut to nibble over like a little squirrel, but maybe that was an unfortunate choice of

words.

Because it absolutely isn't crazy because that resonates with me and I know it speaks to you, doesn't it, Katie? Totally.

Totally does.

I mean, I've, I've been in situations where people have asked me whether I'm on drugs.

[upbeat music] Hello, Katie.

We're back.

Hello, Sam.

Do we need to go and have some lunch? Do we need to go and do some exercise? Actually, does it matter if my toe's tapping? I can manage that.

That's okay.

Maybe this is a necessary bit of energy to get me through this recording with, with Katie.

I mean, that's okay."