Update: They’ve just put the article online, you can check it out and comment on it or rate it here.
I’ve been quoted in an article on Women with Adult ADHD in More Magazine (the Canadian edition) in the Feb/March Issue p. 121-4 written by Zoe Kessler who has ADHD and talks about her and other women’s experience in living with Adult ADHD.
Title of the article is “Spinning Out Of Control. What happens when the A in ADHD stands for Adult? Finally a Guide for Grown-ups.” Unfortunately no web article, just the printed one. Excellent article, it’s on the newstands now, check it out.
Girls and Women with ADHD are less likely to be diagnosed with ADHD, since they more often have just the inattentive form of ADHD (90%) instead of the combined form that boys and men usually do (inattentive+hyperactive+impulsive). So they’re more likely to space out and daydream then act out.
Here’s some articles on women and ADHD.