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Georgie racked up $2,000 in parking fines, an experience she attributes to 'ADHD tax'
Summary by Ground News
Georgie Morse loves losing hours in her garden, seeing her ability to hyper focus on gardening tasks as a benefit of her ADHD. But there are more downsides to the condition, with Ms Morse struggling with common symptoms of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) The struggle with executive functioning symptoms can create a financial burden for people living with ADHD.