"I Fear How Much I'm Wonderfully Made" Series: Part One—What in the ADHD?!! (Why Did you Put My Glasses in the Washing Machine?)

In part one of my new series, I Fear How Much I’m Wonderfully Made, I’m talking about ADHD, faith, and why believing Psalm 139:14 still feels scary for me. I share a real-life moment (yes, my glasses were literally in the washing machine) and the bigger story of growing up feeling like I was “too much” before I understood how my brain is wired. I also clear up the difference between being neurodivergent and dealing with mental health—and why understanding your wiring can change everything.00:43 New Series Kickoff: “I Fear How Much I’m Wonderfully Made”01:44 The Kid Who Couldn't Behave Complex03:10 The Glasses in the Washing Machine: A Day in My Brain03:57  Clearing Up the Confusion between Your Wiring and Mental Health 06:02 The ADHD Curiosity Engine -- What Keeps me Whirling07:40 What Does Wonderfully Made Look Like (Cause I Just Don't See it)08:41 Next Episode Preview09:54 Kicking off the Journey with Prayer10:54 Wrap-Up, Book Update & How to Join the Launch TeamAmber Weigand-Buckley is an Amazon #1 bestselling and multi-award-winning author, podcaster, and the founding editor and art director of the multi-award-winning Leading Hearts magazine. She's the #shortyellowpencilgirl living in a neurotypical world — navigating life with a beehive brain, a lot of sticky notes, and an unwavering belief that God wired her exactly right.Host of #RandomDevoThoughts — where she unpacks the Jesus heart from the ADHD mind — Amber brings raw, relatable, and often hilarious insight to faith, mental health, and neurodivergent life. She's also co-host of Coffee Chat with Amber & Lisa.Her newly released book, #SisterhoodoftheShortYellowPencils: Mental Health Mayhem, One Sticky Note at a Time, is out now — a humor-packed, gut-punch honest look at her own mental health journey that's equal parts laugh-out-loud and life-changing.Follow her @barefacedgirl and @shortyellowpencilRX for the real, the raw, and the ridiculous.