Females do not have to be ‘on’ or ‘installed’ with contraception from the time they are a young teenager until the time they decide to procreate. Because when they do ‘flick the switch’ in their brain from not-getting-pregnant to getting pregnant, their body can take some time and effort to be convinced that they’re physically ready.

Nor should they have to resort to using condoms because it’s the only other option. (It’s a little thing I like to call: being under Durex duress…😒)

Nowadays we shouldn’t have to conform to contraception, it should adapt to our needs: our preferences, our stage of life, the stage of our relationship/s. FemCap (a cervical cap) not only gives us autonomy over our reproductive health, it provides for truly care-free sex! 🤩

(Well, 96-98% care-free sex, when used correctly!)

To be clear, I have (late diagnosed) ADHD. I don’t have Adult ADHD. There’s no such thing. You can’t suddenly develop this mental health condition as a grown-up. I’ve always been like this. I just didn’t know ‘all my things’ were actually ‘a thing’ 😕

I’ve decided to share my story in order to increase awareness, and to generate accurate information.

This will be a three-part article on how I came to be diagnosed — during my 49th year on the planet.

This article is for those of you who spend anywhere from 1/4 to 1/2 of the year (or more!) suffering with fragile mental & emotional health.

I write it in the hopes that you don’t spend this ‘down’ time on the couch watching Period Dramas – when you’re suffering from your own.

This article is based on an interesting phenomenon I’ve observed with my clients who have Thyroid problems that primarily run through the ‘female side’ of their family.

Read on to find out if you, and your sisters, fit this fascinating pattern.