Kody discusses how they felt like they must tick specific diagnostic criteria to be diagnosed as Neurodivergent, and being a wheelchair user meant that ADHD symptoms were not considered in the same way. Kody explores how this diagnostic framework needs to change to support more individual circumstances.
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