It's mid-July. The camp schedule changes every week. Bedtime has drifted past any recognizable hour. The kitchen counter has disappeared under pool towels, sunscreen bottles, and a craft project someone started with great enthusiasm nine days ago. Dishes and laundry are piling up. The morning routine that barely held in June is gone entirely, and the same fights are back: who forgot the water bottles, who was supposed to sign up for swim, did we get everything for today’s camp theme? Why does...

A mother of two, working full-time in a demanding management role, keeping herself going on cold coffee and 5am wake-ups. She loves her husband. She's trying her absolute best. And yet she feels like she's constantly failing: at work, at home, in her marriage. She can't find the planner she bought. The laundry never gets done before the kids need their clothes. No matter how hard she tries, it never feels like enough. This is what life with undiagnosed or untreated ADHD can look like from the...