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12. MUM RAGE #4: 3 Reasons Your ADHD Medication Isn't Touching Mum Rage.

ADHD Mums · Jul 1, 2026 · 16:25

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Have you ever been on medication, done all the things, prepped, pre-scheduled, and still lost the plot completely — and then spent the drive home wondering if the medication is even working? Have you ever gone back to your GP and said 'I'm still losing it' and walked out with a higher dose, a different script, or a referral — and none of it touched the actual problem? Have you ever thought maybe I'm just broken in a way that medication can't reach?

You're not. But nobody told you there were two layers — and this episode is the one that explains why no dose adjustment has ever closed that gap.

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Quick note — I share my own experience here, not medical advice. For anything about your medication or dose, your GP or specialist is the right person to ask

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This is Part 4 of the Mum Rage series. Start at Part 1.


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