EPISODE · May 11, 2026 · 47 MIN
S1 Ep 25 | The Resilience Loop: Georgina Colman on ADHD, MS, and Reclaiming Your Power
from The ADHD Reframed Project · host Unapologetically ADHD - Uniquely Wired - With Host Emma Craven
When your brain is "fast" but your body says "slow," how do you find the middle ground?In our season finale, Emma is joined by Georgina Colman to discuss the powerful intersection of ADHD and Multiple Sclerosis (MS). Georgina shares a masterclass in resilience, exploring the hidden links between hormonal health, autoimmune diseases, and neurodivergence. We’re not just talking about the struggle; we’re talking about the solution. Georgina introduces us to Purple, a platform dedicated to supporting the disabled and neurodivergent community with real-world resources and advocacy.This episode is a call to reclaim your power, regardless of your diagnosis. It’s the perfect end to our first chapter: a reminder that with the right tools and community, we don't just survive—we thrive.In this episode, we reframe:The ADHD/MS Connection: Navigating life with both a neurodivergent brain and an autoimmune condition.Hormones & Health: How hormonal shifts act as a "volume knob" for both ADHD and autoimmune symptoms.The Purple Mission: Discovering a platform built to empower the disabled community with resources and discounts.Advocacy in Action: Moving from patient to power-player in your own healthcare journey.Chapters00:00 Introduction to ADHD and MS01:43 Family Dynamics and ADHD Diagnoses04:55 The Impact of ADHD on Health07:56 Hormonal Influences on ADHD and Autoimmune Diseases11:51 Navigating the Healthcare System14:48 The Need for Better ADHD Awareness and Support20:01 Creating Purple: A Resource for the Disabled Community25:52 Introduction to Purple: A Community Resource29:26 Membership and Financial Accessibility31:29 Understanding Financial Insecurity in the Disabled Community34:38 Challenges with the Benefit System39:36 Reframing ADHD: Understanding and Acceptance42:00 Advice for the Newly DiagnosedThe diagnosis is the beginning, not the end. Hit follow and join the project.
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When your brain is "fast" but your body says "slow," how do you find the middle ground?In our season finale, Emma is joined by Georgina Colman to discuss the powerful intersection of ADHD and Multiple Sclerosis (MS). Georgina shares a masterclass in resilience, exploring the hidden links between hormonal health, autoimmune diseases, and neurodivergence. We’re not just talking about the struggle; we’re talking about the solution. Georgina introduces us to Purple, a platform dedicated to supporting the disabled and neurodivergent community with real-world resources and advocacy.This episode is a call to reclaim your power, regardless of your diagnosis. It’s the perfect end to our first chapter: a reminder that with the right tools and community, we don't just survive—we thrive.In this episode, we reframe:The ADHD/MS Connection: Navigating life with both a neurodivergent brain and an autoimmune condition.Hormones & Health: How hormonal shifts act as a "volume knob" for both ADHD and autoimmune symptoms.The Purple Mission: Discovering a platform built to empower the disabled community with resources and discounts.Advocacy in Action: Moving from patient to power-player in your own healthcare journey.Chapters00:00 Introduction to ADHD and MS01:43 Family Dynamics and ADHD Diagnoses04:55 The Impact of ADHD on Health07:56 Hormonal Influences on ADHD and Autoimmune Diseases11:51 Navigating the Healthcare System14:48 The Need for Better ADHD Awareness and Support20:01 Creating Purple: A Resource for the Disabled Community25:52 Introduction to Purple: A Community Resource29:26 Membership and Financial Accessibility31:29 Understanding Financial Insecurity in the Disabled Community34:38 Challenges with the Benefit System39:36 Reframing ADHD: Understanding and Acceptance42:00 Advice for the Newly DiagnosedThe diagnosis is the beginning, not the end. Hit follow and join the project.
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