A quick note to let you know that yesterday Amazon reduced the price of my book, Is It You, Me, or Adult A.D.D.? Stopping the Roller Coaster When Someone You Love Has Attention Deficit Disorder — from $21.95 to $14.26.
That’s a 35% discount and a great deal for this comprehensive door-stopper of a guide, so who knows how long it will last. (Did you know the book recently picked up four national book awards?) Therapists and physicians might want to stock up and re-sell through their practices. If you have a large extended family, they might find this a life-changing gift!
Click in the box (right) to visit the book’s page on Amazon
While you’re there, check out the 33 five-star reviews; they make for interesting reading in themselves!
The book is also available from the publisher’s website, where the $21.95 price includes free shipping and a free PDF (electronic file) of the full contents of the book (useful when you want to print out a few pages for a loved one or a clinician). The PDF is available separately (automatic download at purchase) for $9.95.
I will be sharing more outtakes from the ADHD Partner Survey soon. This has been an incredibly busy year — one where I’ve especially enjoyed traveling the globe to speak about Adult ADHD and meet so many of you!
PLEASE FORWARD THIS POST TO ANYONE YOU THINK MIGHT BE INTERESTED IN THIS SPECIAL PRICE FOR THE BOOK.
Thanks,
Gina

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chatted and I happened to mention Adult ADHD, he assumed I could somehow tell that he has it.
“Whoa, looks like I got a little carried away with the pitchfork,” I mutter, looking out the window to see a small fountain shooting from the soaker hose.
Initially, maybe you were attracted to your ADHD partner’s spontaneity, only to find that he or she had no choice but to be spontaneous; planning was impossible! Or, perhaps your ADHD partner’s ability to make you laugh — from that first date to your 25th anniversary — has held you together during the rough times.
Perhaps that person you fell in love with is still right there by your side. But maybe that person has somehow–inexplicably, strangely, annoyingly–disappeared!
Let’s visit the world of ADHD relationship stereotypes, where you’ll find this common assumption: A fun-loving person with ADHD (a passionate, creative, carefree, and spontaneous life-of-the-party type) pairs with a clock-watching, deadline-meeting, spirit-dampening, laundry-folding, i-dotting, dour, dull, and dutiful mate. Surely a match made in heaven, right? After all, opposites attract, don’t they?
Let’s continue with more answers to this question in the ADHD Partner survey: “What do you wish you’d known earlier about Adult ADHD?” As you can see, the question touched a nerve with survey respondents, the partners of adults with ADHD.

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