Wtf does that mean 😭

It's giving US

“I want to be remembered as a ballplayer who gave all he had to give.”

"A 2007 study revealed that girls with ADHD were nearly four times more likely to experience an eating disorder than those without ADHD. And another research study indicated that 11 per cent of women with ADHD had a history of bulimia nervosa while only 1 per cent of women without ADHD have reported the condition."

"Around 75 per cent of children and adults with ADHD experience sleep problems. And surprise surprise, several research studies have observed that women are more often affected by sleep disturbances compared to men, with women having about a 25 per cent higher chance of suffering from them."

"A 2019 study brought to light some startling figures: approximately 40 per cent of children grappling with ADHD are either overweight or obese, and for adults with ADHD, the number increases to a staggering 70 per cent. Subsequent studies have consistently supported these findings. Initially, the link between ADHD and excess weight might appear perplexing. One might assume that children with ADHD, who are often in constant motion, would be lean, perhaps even underweight. It’s worth noting that even if 40 per cent of children in the ADHD population are overweight, it still leaves a substantial 60 per cent who might be at a “normal” weight or even underweight. Regrettably, there’s a notable research gap concerning disordered eating in female children with ADHD, given that many females don’t receive a diagnosis until later in life, typically in their 30s. This delay makes it very challenging to conduct comprehensive research in these areas, and I was really struggling to find supportive evidence. Nevertheless, a Mayo Clinic study revealed a significant insight – girls with ADHD are twice as likely to be obese in both childhood and adulthood compared to their counterparts without the disorder."

"A UCLA research project revealed that 10.3 per cent of girls with ADHD met the diagnostic criteria for depression, a notably higher figure compared to the 2.9 per cent of non-ADHD girls meeting the same criteria."