Episode 104: Understood, "Climbing the Walls," ADHD in women

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In this conversation, Bonnie Lippincott interviews Danielle Elliott, a storyteller and advocate for women's voices, who shares her personal journey through IVF and pregnancy. 

They discuss the emotional and physical challenges of motherhood, the impact of ADHD on women, and the importance of vulnerability in storytelling. Danielle reflects on her experiences, the resources available for neurodivergence, and offers insights on self-acceptance and personal growth.

Takeaways

• Danielle Elliott is a storyteller and advocate for women's voices.
• She openly shares her IVF journey to help others.
• Pregnancy has been easier for her compared to IVF.
• ADHD diagnosis has shaped her understanding of herself.
• Climbing the Walls podcast addresses women's experiences with ADHD.
• Vulnerability in storytelling fosters connection with audiences.
• Self-acceptance is crucial for personal growth.
• Resources for neurodivergence are essential for understanding learning differences.
• It's okay for life plans to change over time.
• Balancing motherhood and personal identity is a continuous journey.
  
  Climbing the Walls
  
  Understood - For learning and thinking differences

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