EPISODE · May 26, 2026 · 14 MIN
Who Would I Have Been If I Had Known?: The Grief of Late Neurodivergent Diagnosis
from Walking The Neurodiversity Path: Our Path in Parenthood & Self Discovery · host Coty Walker / What If You Fly Coaching
What happens when a late neurodivergent diagnosis brings not only relief… but grief? In this solo episode, Coty Walker explores the often unspoken emotional side of discovering ADHD or neurodivergence later in life, the mourning of the life you could have had if you had understood yourself sooner. Together, we explore: the grief of years spent masking and overcompensating the shame many neurodivergent adults silently carry mourning relationships, opportunities, and self-worth the complicated emotions of parenting while unsupported yourself anger, identity reconstruction, and nervous system exhaustion and the healing that can begin when we replace self-judgment with compassion If you’ve ever wondered: “Who would I have been if I had known sooner?” …this episode is for you. You are not alone. And it is not too late to rebuild your relationship with yourself from a place of awareness, compassion, and acceptance. website: https://whatifyoufly.ca/ Instagram: @what_if_you_fly_coaching LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cotywalker/
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