
You still care. You still want to show up. But what happens when life takes all the capacity you normally use to keep things going?
In this episode of Angry on the Inside, Jess and Jeannine talk about ADHD overwhelm in women: the unanswered texts, disrupted routines, dishes piling up, and guilt when even something you enjoy feels like one more demand.
They share how family health issues and everyday responsibilities can crowd out the things that make you feel like yourself. From finding the energy to say no to wondering, “Is this my new normal?” it’s an honest conversation about boundaries, self-worth, and the fear of losing the progress you worked hard to make.
Plus, stay after the goodbye for Hallmark Christmas movies, a Chicago Bears Christmas surprise, and Jess’s very specific Christmas tree farm requirements. Welcome to “The Cries of the Christmas Trees.”
If this episode resonated with you, share it with someone who still gives a damn but may have nothing left to give.
Chapters
00:00 ADHD Women: When Life Takes All Your Capacity
02:38 When ADHD Routines Start Slipping
07:02 Guilt, Boundaries, and the Energy to Say No
13:04 When People You Love Need More Than You Can Give
16:51 Self-Compassion When Life Keeps Piling On
18:07 “Is This My New Normal?” Losing the Capacity You Built
21:30 ADHD Overwhelm: When Your Scaffolding Falls Apart
25:53 The Cries of the Christmas Trees
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