PORTLAND, Ore. (KPTV) – Lucinda Bowman spent decades as a speech pathologist working in schools, hospitals and clinics across the country before learning, at age 47, that she has ADHD.
“I call it discombobulated, just kind of a chaos in your brain,” Bowman said. “And people might even say, oh, you’re totally together. But it’s kind of a disaster behind the scenes.”
Bowman said it was her son’s diagnosis that led her to her own. Her son was diagnosed at age four and showed what she described as typical signs. A therapist later told Bowman she also had ADHD…