God, Ozempic, Chat GPT – this human needs a handrail
If God had a name what would it be?And would you call it to his face?If you were faced with Him in all His gloryWhat would you ask if you had just one question? I’d ask him why I was born in an age of too much choice, that’s for sure. Why wasn’t I born […]
The truth is rarely pure and never simple
This is my quote of the month, and it made a fitting title. It is of course from The Importance of being Earnest by Oscar Wilde. I happened to study this text for English A Level, and it is genius. Another great Irishman, my accountant, says there are always ‘at least five sides to every story,’ which I love. It […]
Coffee, addiction and Hamlet
Recently I went on a new medication for ADHD. I don’t work with people with ADHD specifically (although many of the clients I have worked with over the years have presented with similar traits to me) because actually my ADHD diagnosis is really new, although I was fairly sure I had it, and it came […]
Making an old fashioned bed with ADHD
As well as having OCD, I have ADHD and I am recovering addict. Ever one to indulge in gallows humour, I have called my triple diagnosis The Holy Trinity, which made my psychiatrist laugh. I am really good at some things, and not so good at others. Isn’t everyone? The ADHD side of me finds […]