No but the neurodivergent community does and he’s the only one talking about this stuff.
@Mr_Penguins_Pet_Human
Ай бұрын
True, but what he's saying here does need publicity.
@lc360
Ай бұрын
@@rebekahworrall121 ....the only one?
@sarahw1589
Ай бұрын
he is not the only person lmao. there's an entire industry around this discourse now, and I'm more than happy to leave Matt Hancock out of that
@rebekahworrall121
Ай бұрын
@@sarahw1589 I’m talking about parliament not industry as a whole. No one is addressing this directly.
@markmuller7962
Ай бұрын
3 Years for an ADHD assessment is nothing short of a scandal
@Towardsthatwhichgivesyoulife
Ай бұрын
I've just been told 8 YEARS and I asked my GP for a referal 1.5 years ago. Have to go private if I want treatment
@markmuller7962
Ай бұрын
@@Towardsthatwhichgivesyoulife Beyond ridiculous
@ILLRICARDO
Ай бұрын
@@Towardsthatwhichgivesyoulife I've been waiting 12 and have given up.
@KaiLthbrok
Ай бұрын
@Towardsthatwhichgivesyoulife go private, its really the only way. I got to the 4 year mark after gp referral and couldnt wait any longer. £800 well spent in my opinion.
@Greencava11
Ай бұрын
I think it has something to do with the government this man was part of ransacking the NHS.
@bethanw9269
Ай бұрын
I’m sorry Alex but I can’t bring myself to watch this. This man did nothing for us when he was health secretary. Why is he only speaking up now? I only discovered my adhd because I reached breaking point in lockdown (which he and his government brought in and did not follow themselves because they thought they were above the law). In that sense I guess he did raise awareness of neurodivergence! But the main reason I am still waiting for assessment and support (and simply for people to believe me and recognise my adhd) is because, again, he and his government underfunded the nhs over years and sold chunks of it off to their mates, so the nhs has also reached breaking point. Since then, what has he done? He’s promoted himself, a some kind of celebrity, giving juicy interviews and appearing on reality shows. It’s distasteful and disrespectful of him and is further evidence that he only cares about himself. For those who aren’t from the UK, we’re not just hating on him, really - Google him.
@Dancestar1981
Ай бұрын
They did the same to us in Australia
@HoneyBeeCrafts
Ай бұрын
And the USA. I am still fkkd up from the lock downs but I was diagnosed at 6. Still waiting on help and I’m 40, homeless because of the lockdowns, and eat from a dumpster. No one cares.
@JayGee6996
Ай бұрын
Strange timing isn't it, it's almost like he timed this to counter the bad press from the covid inquiry
@Greencava11
Ай бұрын
Ask people who lost loved ones in care homes during the first wave of the pandemic about Hancock. Ask the medical staff wearing bin bags bags to try and protect themselves despite allegedly having'.adequate PPE '. The man who broke COVID rules to grope his secretary despite being married while people died alone. A poor excuse for a health secretary stop gicing him the oxygen of publicity.
@Indiekid-1976
Ай бұрын
Didn’t you hear, all he did was fall in love….
@avrilfielding5574
Ай бұрын
Can't believe you are asking us to watch and listen to this man!! Shocked and disgusted!! Will not waste 1 minute never mind i hour on this video! For those people living outside uk and haven't heard of him he was the disgraceful health secretary during covid!!! An absolute liar!!
@JayGee6996
Ай бұрын
How did your bullshit detector not go off on this one? I think it needs recalibrated! He was literally making up lies in the first 60 seconds!!
@apparentpathway
Ай бұрын
As a parent, hearing about good intentions is not enough! referring to "the best schools", "the best teachers" is not the solution, what about the rest?. Shifting the blame budgets and or social differences is irrelevant, when you also say progress is dependent on the will of the school.
@catyde8576
Ай бұрын
He's concentrating on the education side of this and not the ways it can affect a person day to day. Not all children with neuro diversity can handle a school setting and they still need diagnosis and support.
@sarahw1589
Ай бұрын
you are allowing this man to exploit this community for a rebrand. get in the bin.
@gailhandley4974
Ай бұрын
He should be in prison
@veritysmart
Ай бұрын
Some of us with complex disabilities are STILL in lockdown. Numbers are no longer being reported but they are still high. My own condition alone means I have a 30% higher risk of long COVID. Many disabled people are placed in impossible situation of living in a world now in complete denial and denying our medical needs.
@ninaleach6350
Ай бұрын
Yes, I'm still in lockdown too. I was already chronically ill and disabled before my cancer diagnosis in 2019 but when the pandemic stopped f2f appointments, I unfortunately, due to my neurodivergence affecting my interoception, missed some symptoms, so went from stage 1 to stage 4 and needed immediate chemo, which I got. I'm very grateful to the NHS for the excellent service and treatment I've had but I know so many others weren't so lucky. I have Lymphoma (NHL) and my bone marrow and spleen are involved, so despite a 75% reduction after chemo and maintenance therapy, my immune system is seriously compromised. People generally don't understand :(
@katespencer8615
Ай бұрын
Also the screening process they use is an old screening process that is only screening for symptoms expressed in young boys with adhd (hyperactive) and not for how young girls or AFAB children present with ADHD (often more inattentive). The screening process needs to change and be updated more first.
@Mr_Penguins_Pet_Human
Ай бұрын
I agree100%! AND its the same with ASD. When my daughter was tested for both I was livid with how the questions were heavily weighted for male traits. The adult screening is more balanced but still favours male traits
@katespencer8615
Ай бұрын
But teachers aren’t trained on spotting the signs for early screening. So unless ALL children are screened for ADHD/ASD, then none of that will help.
@kelliek4830
5 күн бұрын
I agree completely, it's the same in Australia.
@whracing
Ай бұрын
In fair in education and also the U.K. laws do not understand Neurodiversity at all
@whracing
Ай бұрын
Mat then why the heck have you not done any of this that you have said
@akali83
Ай бұрын
This man is nothing but a self promoter, you can't believe a single thing he says.
@megan-1600
Ай бұрын
Unbelievably how cartoonishly evil he is
@bringitbex
Ай бұрын
I struggled with maths so badly and at 58 I still don’t know times tables , I was only really interested in sociology and art and although I was a gifted child with a high iq I failed miserably in nearly all my o levels .. I’m 58 and waiting on my adhd assessment as we speak
@williamgannaway8183
Ай бұрын
He talks a lot about empathy, and then I remember he was the Health Secretary in the worst government to have held office.
@SandraT1107
Ай бұрын
I had COVID badly, early doors, Italian variant 2020 via a colleague at work. My first mRNA vaccine gave my body a chance to finally get functionally well after COVID. I, for one, will always be grateful!
@binghobson7122
Ай бұрын
I on the other hand was the illest I’ve ever been in my 70 odd years after my AZ Covid jab. It has had long term effects, and I will always be angry.
@SandraT1107
Ай бұрын
@@binghobson7122 and how do you know how ill you would have been with the real thing? It's difficult. I had bad vaccine reactions in the past, but all these mass vaccinations, some will experience adverse reactions. Tough if that was your experience.
@ninaleach6350
Ай бұрын
I took part in research for Blood Cancer UK to ascertain the effectiveness of the covid vaccines on those of us with little or no immunity to anything. Luckily, I had developed some immunity and have been even more enthusiastic in having my jabs, since.
@advaitawho
Ай бұрын
Lies lies lies!
@farzadjahanfard
Ай бұрын
This is probably the best channel about ADHD on earth, and I love it; however, as an ADHD Person, it is not easy and very difficult to listen to 1 or 2-hour podcasts. Please make clips of the most helpful information. I hope you understand. Thank you for what you are doing. I am so grateful.
@EugeneHoverhand
Ай бұрын
Shoo shoo tory goblin
@heesoolee8357
Ай бұрын
I would like to kindlt ask you to remove this episode
@thomaselliott-lc9hc
Ай бұрын
Never heard so much crap out of one persons mouth in my life
@Greencava11
Ай бұрын
Exactly . Another example of his crap him flying off to do I'm a celebrity as a serving MP (don't worry about democracy Matt ) saying it was to promote dyslexia and he would be donating a huge chunk of his 3200000 pound fee to charity...he donated 3% and how much promoting of dyslexia did he do 🤔
@cazzez1602
Ай бұрын
Please..keep fighting this issue Matt...undiagosed at almost 50..it has affected my whole life and ive only just realized through my son..that i am not a freak but i have ADHD...i will write to my local politician down in cornwall..Alex u are fantastic..thank u
@whracing
Ай бұрын
I got pulled from a bath during covid. My mental health’s never been good. Awaiting Bipolar ADHD and ASD assesments. Lockdown crippled me in more ways then I could have imagined
@Mr_Penguins_Pet_Human
Ай бұрын
Do you have trauma? ADHD with Complex ptsd from childhood trauma looks like bipolar and it's often misdiagnosed as bipolar when the psychiatrist isn't experienced in adhd and prescribed powerful drugs for hipolar that make things worse for adhd.
@Mr_Penguins_Pet_Human
Ай бұрын
My wife was misdiagnosed with bipolar for several years before being re-diagnosed with adhd, ASD and trauma. Getting the correct treatment changed her life for the better in a big way. So, if possible, get screened for adhd and ASD before they assess for bipolar because (some of) the drugs for bipolar can be very harmful if you don't have it.
@ambiencelectronica
Ай бұрын
Absolute disgrace, actor, this channel has hit the all time low here. Bye.
@Mr_Penguins_Pet_Human
Ай бұрын
I dislike him as much as you but here he says some very important things that need to be publicised.
@andi56837ykvk
Ай бұрын
So I only recently in the past few months discovered that it’s likely I have ADHd and maybe even autism as well. My stepmom knew something was up, and she fought to keep me in the mainstream class (and not delegated to the “special” class). But she also chose small schools, both in primary and secondary school where we had 2 classes per year and ~20 kids per class. My speech was atrocious when I was 6yrs old but I could read well, and once I learnt to write, I showed that I was on par with my classmates. My speech improved but it was still atrocious thru out school. My stepmom implemented structure and routine, I got good sleep and a safe environment- and with this I really did well at school. Tho I always found I learn well in a classroom but I struggle with homework (this problem remains to this day). I will read a question and honestly struggle to understand what the person is asking of me. Anytime a question isn’t direct about the expectations and there’s a hidden question behind the question, I have no clue how to answer and I just end up throwing all my knowledge at the keywords. I did well at maths tho I did struggle when I had to start dealing with word-based problems- again. My stepmom helped me to figure out how to decode these math problems, so that I could get to the actual maths and then I could focus on what I was good at. I actually spoke to her a few months ago, when I started looking into adhd. Turns out she had picked up on adhd symptoms except she didn’t know what adhd was or that it even existed. So she did what she could - fighting for me in school, in the schools she chose for me and the types of courses for my A levels. My dad chose my courses but looking back I’m pretty sure my stepmom was behind the idea to choose hands on courses. I did applied A levels, first in ICT and business, and then in business - sadly I failed the business only course cuz I wasn’t interested in the course at all. I knew I had to be interested in something but hadn’t found my voice just yet. So I knew I loved literature and art, but since it was believed those weren’t useful to any career, I went with my father’s recommendations. Looking back I have actually taken value from what learnt from my business A levels. I’ve tried to study a few times since college and I’ve struggled every time! Even tho I chose the courses and I was interested in the topic, I still have to read the content a few times (they should totally have more audio based content lol) and I have to remove distractions lol 😂 but once im focused, I can apply myself for hours! 😂🤣
@spocksdaughter9641
Ай бұрын
Keep GOING your highly self aware and imo that is the biggest value to a human. Your intelligence is obvious. Keep open and thrive. Tell your mom I honor her!!
@binghobson7122
Ай бұрын
You were very lucky to have that wise woman.
@onegorgeouschick
Ай бұрын
Absolute rubbish Those who went to hospital died
@tatiana5497
Ай бұрын
In Malta every single year 4 child gets dyslexia screening
@toastedhippo
Ай бұрын
It's difficult to watch this knowing the history - but I also support the view that "people in glass houses shouldn't throw stones" - we all have history. What strikes me is his open body language and direct eye contact. I have watched this through twice, paying close attention to the paralanguage. I can only conclude that what he is saying is true and genuine. There's no indication that he is a pathological liar, and there are no obvious signs of indoctrination through media training. I think that he deserves a second chance, and I applaud @ADHD Chatter Podcast for giving him a platform.
@heesoolee8357
Ай бұрын
I refuse to watch this episode!
@SideCharacter12303
Ай бұрын
Oooh having him on here was definitely a choice 😬 certainly don’t think any worse of the channel for having all different kinds of guests on, but honestly who wants to hear Hancock’s opinion on anything??? Absolutely nobody
@MrToxicchilli
Ай бұрын
Alex, poor decision having this man on your show. He did nothing to improve the situation when he was THE person who could have made it better and is now, with your assistance, attempting to rehabilitate himself so he can become a media personality.
@wilsel1394
Ай бұрын
I got and ADHD diagnosis last November at the age of 58. Better late than never. It took 2 years between my initial enquiry and the diagnosis. At certain points I thought the process was actually designed to wheedle out people without ADHD, as the process is so challenging for people with it (Fillling out and returning a lot of paperwork). I thought they'd say 'you got this far, there's no way you have ADHD'. But in fact the guy who assessed me said he could tell I had it just by looking at me. I'm on meds now and life is changing.
@socialbutterflymarketingwa459
Ай бұрын
Regardless, it’s clear Matt Hancock is neuro diverse himself, so if we are going to promote community and support he has to be included within that. He probably has his own struggles. He makes some good points. And will bring in alot of new audience to this podcast 💪
@jaymondo
Ай бұрын
You may be right. Still hurts, I think the first answer to the first question was a lie. I don't think he gave much thought to anyone, let alone neurodivergants. I hope I'm wrong though.
@socialbutterflymarketingwa459
Ай бұрын
@@jaymondosome struggle with empathy, he is still human, not everyone is going to be liked. I don’t agree with some things he has said but there is no need for anyone to personally attack someone probably who they’ve never met whilst looking at a adhd awareness platform.
@jaymondo
Ай бұрын
@socialbutterflymarketingwa459 I do hope I'm wrong. I couldn't attend my Nan's funeral and he was partly responsible. I've not watched this episode yet, but I will do. It just pained me because he really he really hasn't been aware of what he'd done. There is a long list, but he's one of the best of a bad bunch.
@MamaJayTee
Ай бұрын
Watching this from Australia, this is also a discussion that needs to be had here. Neurodiversity in our schools is not perfect and sometimes our kids dont get the help they need. Thank you for this discussion.
@anonamouse.p4115
Ай бұрын
All due respect, this man did nothing to protect essential workers, health practitioners, the vulnerable, etc, compared to your Australian government. He also had an affair and lied about it. He also partied with the TORY Party while the rest of us were banned from seeing our loved ones, etc. He is using his dyslexia as a trojan horse to the neurodivergent community; one that his policies set back years because he just did not care. Please remove this man from all your ADHD Chatter platforms. He is using you.
@Kaa864
Ай бұрын
Try get Michael Joseph Ferguson on who authors the book the drummer and the great mountain a guide to managing adult ADHD.
@TylinaVespart
13 күн бұрын
I’m glad you had him on. Don’t have to agree with or even like a person to listen to what they have to say, and frankly a lot of the time politicians with adhd, autism, neurodivergence are given an extremely hard time. I watch videos from all parts of the political spectrum (including parliamentary debates) and you know what I’ve noticed? Even when they’re not openly autistic or adhd, in the comments people will remark on the way they speak, talk, stand, and mannerisms more than the content of what they say. Across the aisle, lots of people will mock those in the public eye for stereotypically adhd or autistic speech patterns. Which gets old. And if they are “out” they get another helping on top. Often they can’t actually win. Now, I do not at all like what Matt Hancock did in office, and he made many mistakes. Some of which are beyond infuriating. It’s still worth hearing what he has to say. With those of us who do have neurodivergence already struggling so hard to be heard I’m wary of just silencing the ones we don’t like.
@ninaleach6350
Ай бұрын
I don't like Nick Hancock and have many reasons for this but I still think it's interesting to hear him talk.
@phillheth
Ай бұрын
So interesting. I kept ruining public services and mishandling pandemics before i gotvdiagnosed too
@davekendall9749
Ай бұрын
I had to wait until age 55 struggled my whole schooling including special schools, bullied at work, and still with a late Autistic diagnosis I am still taken advantage of,, generally made to work 2 To 3 hours more each day to made up my short falls with no extra pay. Yet it took me to get to the point of seeking help against suicide, to get help with testing and my diagnosis. And even then limited help no change at work !! Just means I can't move to the EU now. As they dont except Autistics. Not sure exactly why I should want to carry on battling to live, except for the few people around me and the birds chirping in the morning, There's few laws to help and even less you can enforce. All help leads to closed doors eventually. There's struggling & there struggling. :-(
@sheenaphillips1130
Ай бұрын
The teacher training courses should be right up to date with what is the best practice to help neurodiverse students. I’ve been saying this since the eighties and all they did was get grants and if anything positive was discovered it did not seem to be disseminated so a lot of the teachers are really non the wiser. Also it would be helpful if people in ministerial positions had a knowledge of the subject that they are minister for. So few in parliament have science backgrounds and are not listened to because so many do not understand or have other reasons which might only be for the best interest of their party or themselves.
@Indiekid-1976
Ай бұрын
If you have a high risk “apetite”, then perhaps you shouldn’t be taking risks for all of us…
@tatiana5497
Ай бұрын
School said no funds in England
@leenyfreestone9847
Ай бұрын
This is an interesting interview but there is NO WAY I would add ADHD to my CV. I am a PA and that would be career suicide 😂
@ninaleach6350
Ай бұрын
This is something that needs to be tackled because the equality act is supposed to stop discrimination and to make sure that everyone has the accommodations that they need. It's not right that disclosing any condition should be detrimental.
@ritcha02
Ай бұрын
I actually really valued this conversation. The fact is change comes from inside the system so it’s important to have an advocate with a voice and the fact that he’s talking about proportional social injustice is powerful.
@thebeaglelady1109
Ай бұрын
Hi Alex, I know you’re getting a lot of flack for interviewing Matt, but I believe you are incredibly brave. You knew Matt would be a controversial guest, but as an interviewer, that is part of the job 😉 People make huge and sometimes fatal mistakes. This doesn’t mean they are fundamentally evil. If people recognise their mistakes and then do everything they can to change or make up for them, especially if it benefits humanity, then I believe they can be forgiven. In his early years, Malcolm X was involved in various criminal activities, including burglary, which led to his imprisonment. While in prison, he educated himself and converted to Islam. He became a powerful advocate for civil rights, promoting black empowerment and the fight against racial injustice. He later shifted towards a more inclusive human rights approach. There are other examples of people in the public eye who did not-so-nice things but turned their lives around and made a huge impact on humanity. As I listen to the interview, I only hear Matt talk about wanting to help neurodivergent people have a better way to be tested and for all children to be screened. There is no malice in that. And yes, there will always be people who think he has an angle to best help himself, and it could be that he does, but it will eventually come out if he isn’t genuine. But for now, if Matt can make a difference, then I for one am in favour of that. And anyone who says they won’t listen to your podcasts again, well, it’s their loss. Who needs negative Nellies anyway!
@Greencava11
Ай бұрын
With all respect people are not being ' negative Nellie's ' there are valid reasons why people are upset about this interview. Hancock only cares about Hancock his apologies are incincere he will never be a champion of vulnerable people. To say anything else means you have no idea about him sorry
@anonamouse.p4115
Ай бұрын
All respect to Alex but HANCOCK was on Diary of a Ceo and never mentioned neurodivergence. That appearance did not lead to more podcasts and feature articles, he is clearly manipulating Alex and it is very sad; yet there are so many other people to chatter with about ADHD, this was a mistake that upset his listeners and he has not even commented on that.
@dikennard4313
Ай бұрын
Im v interested to know what you thought and felt whilst interviewing Matt Hancock, we have an amazing gut feeling/sixth sense about personalities and id love to know what you felt
@jog1546
Ай бұрын
I got as far as “I don’t want to come over as too much of a victim in this” and had to stop listening, I cannot type the word I am saying out loud as it is not at all nice.
@threadbearr8866
Ай бұрын
Would you consider having on Vaush? He's a political commentator and KZitemr with ADHD. I don't know if he'd be willing to come on, but I think it'd be good for engagement on both channels. And I'm a fan of you both.
@Katie-Lou039
8 күн бұрын
I think Matt is defo ADHD and the ADHD Chatter guy is also Autistic. I'm both, just been diagnosed but known for years. Only because I managed to get it on private health care through work. Been trying to get my son diagnosed for 14.5 years- hilarious!... my daughter has also just been diagnosed with both but we've always known. We just'get' each other Quickest way to diagnose folk is = ask a neurodivergent person. That's the screening for ya. They can usually tell. Anyone agree?
@jodearson310
Ай бұрын
I found this fascinating especially as severely vaccine injured. It’s bizarre. I get you have to interview lots of different people. He’s totally delusional
@AdamK3l
Ай бұрын
Unsubscribed.
@martlowe913
Ай бұрын
Thank you. Not sure what all the negative comments are for. Thanks Alex another great podcast.
@sarahwilsonuk
Ай бұрын
It's because people don't believe politicians, especially ones who have a bad rep.
@anonamouse.p4115
Ай бұрын
Health Secretary that bungled every aspect of COVID response, as a Member of the Prime Minister's Cabinet there were not many above him in relation to authority. He had an Affair during the first wave of Covid that broke Social Distancing. His Government Colleagues had regular parties during the first wave and lockdowns while banning the public of such activity. He never funded PPE for Hospital and all Essential workers. The list actually does go on. What Alex does not want to acknowledge is that this man is using him and his platforms in a rebrand attempt. He was on DIARY OF A CEO and never mentioned the neurodivergence. See how manipulative he is.
@mattb1022
Ай бұрын
* Skip to next video
@Aaron-rt3zo
Ай бұрын
whats all the hate from? what did he do? im from the states so this is the first time ive ever heard of this man
@bethanw9269
Ай бұрын
He was health secretary during Covid. Gave PPE contracts to friends / jockey club members / party donors. Broke lockdown rules at least twice (that we know of), once for an affair and the other time for a party at Downing Street. There’s currently a public enquiry going on to investigate all of this and other ways that the department of health let people down during covid. Did nothing to support neurodivergent people when he had the power to. Since leaving politics he’s been on reality tv and has made lighthearted jokes about all of the above. And honestly for me the worst bit is just that he oversaw the health policies of an ableist government.
@terrywatkins
Ай бұрын
Fair question. He's a conservative ex-cabinet minister, most notably having 'served' as health secretary from 2018 - 2021. He's partially, directly responsible for the length of these waiting lists. He's a hypocritical arsehole, repeatedly breaking his own rules on social distancing during the pandemic, after threatening the public with even harsher restrictions. Now he's just a grifter trying to promote himself by paying lip service to issues he's caused, perpetuated or worsened. He doesn't deserve this platform - it's insulting to people with ADHD and other forms of neurodivergence or just ill mental health in general, who've struggled even more severely as a direct result of this man's policy-making and parliamentary voting record - which, along with his overall personality and attitude, belies any notion of care towards the public. When asked about the impact of Covid lockdown on people struggling with mental health, he says "it weighed on us heavily" but starts talking about people with cancer. He doesn't speak of any measures he took or advocated for in order to safeguard peoples' mental health - because there were none.
@timbobshe
Ай бұрын
BUCKLE UP BUCKAROOOOOO THIS IS GONNA BE A LONG ONE! XD he is one of the reasons lockdown and the pandemic was appauling in the UK. A pathological liar who was slagging it out with his secretary during lock down (breaking the rules of lockdown) while people were dying and in hospital and never faced the consequences (...because he is a tory), while the common folk were arrested, fined and even imprisoned for the same, if not for more legitimate reasons. one rule for us, another for them. the government he was a part of ignored all professional guidelines, and everything was delayed. He let elderly patients with covid back into care homes, that let it spread in them areas and thousands died (beneficial for the tory economy tbh, get rid of the elderly so we dont have to pay for them). £37 BILLION on a covid app that Google did for £500K, LETS NOT TALK ABOUT PPE SCANDAL! Tory donors and friends set up a false business that had PPE, tories gave them money for PPE for the NHS AND IT WASNT FIT FOR PURPOSE. Billions of the tax payers money went to billionaires and donours,..supposed to be spent on the public. WHO stated and warned the UK that they were grossly unprepared for any pandemic, they ignored it and never had a plan for anything. All countries have some form of plan...tories never had one. they twisted the statistics of deaths to make it look better (only listing death through covid 28 days after infection, if you died 29 days after a positive test...even though you died of covid, it wasnt included in the national statistics). Boris johnson said on live television while it was in Italy "it wont be so bad, we will let it pass through the population" when reports from across the world was horrendous. They ignored what was going on in the hospitals, and senior drs, practitioners, hospital staff were silenced. being health secretary, he is one of the reasons also why the NHS is a shitshow and is slowly being privatised and setting up a system similar to you guys (...we dont want that). literally one of the reasons why ND people here cant get help and support, especially adults. he makes a lot of us in the UK skin crawl. he may actually be an example of "just because youre divergent doesnt excuse you from being a c***" HAVE A GOOGLE AND A LAUGH AHAHAHA
@whracing
Ай бұрын
Memory problems, Think he may have stimmed a few times during this podcast, he’s very enthusiastic with his hands in speech, can’t on Mat. Arl diagnose you in this episode.
@her_witchyvibe1305
Ай бұрын
Talking about vaccines like he's a god...
@stevequirk1995
Ай бұрын
Oxygen thief
@babydivauk
28 күн бұрын
I can’t tell if he talks like that because he has adhd or cause he’s a bs politician
@conluciusplayz
Ай бұрын
Mate I just wanted to say thanks. I went to read the comments & they're pretty negative but why wouldn't you interview the former Health Secretary {or whoever}, like DERRR...🤔🤨🙄 I've been following for a couple'o weeks on Instagram & apart from the spoons {well actually I'm not sure, it's 50/50😜🤣🤣}, you hit the nail on the head for me, especially the whole "You've Just Got Anxiety", not ADHD bit... Thanks for sharing & showing people like myself/us that I'm/we're not alone. You've actually helped me to put words to some of what it's like to live with ADHD. Especially for people with, "Severe Mental ADHD" & dual diagnosis ❤🤟🏻😊
@Greencava11
Ай бұрын
This man has nothing of value to say anything that comes from his mouth is there to serve himself and no one else he does NOT care about the neuro divergent community. There are many reasons why many in the UK have a deep dislike of this man and as health secretary incompetent is too kind a word.
@Humbledone.
Ай бұрын
I do not want to see this man's face, so many of us told you this on Instagram and now I've had to see him again, I've told you before, this man triggers ptsd in us! I've just had to see him again . I wish I'd unfollowed you before thus,I though you might have listened to your community. This feels like abuse!
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