Female ADHD often goes diagnosed or ignored. In her late 50s, Juliet Sullivan discovered something that explained a lifetime of lost keys, unfinished projects, financial misadventures, emotional rollercoasters, and enough open browser tabs to crash a small nation. ADHD. Not through a formal diagnosis, but through a combination of relentless self-reflection, extensive research, two diagnosed children, and a best friend who happened to be a mental health professional and brave enough to say, "You have ADHD." In this warm, witty memoir, Juliet shares her journey of self-discovery, and gives a guide into what she has learned.