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Diary of a Neurodivergent Writer: Tips for Staying Focused

My entire life has been leading me here, and being diagnosed on the spectrum on top of having ADHD, has given me a direction. Even though I know I will veer off the path many many times, I also know that I get there in the end. This is my story as I navigate being me – a writer, a storyteller, and a neurodivergent.

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The Red Bottoms

Lindi routinely plays her six chosen lottery numbers, which hold personal significance. She buys her first ticket at 18, pairing it with new high heels symbolizing her ambitions. Living in Nettle Cove, working hard, and studying for her degree, she balances supporting her family and pursuing her dreams. Her friend’s kindness and a small lottery win renew her hope in achieving a better future.

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Pile of gold coins

Mama’s Gift

Oscar is not the type of person that goes on adventures. He has lived in a tiny apartment above a cafe for thirty years since leaving home at 19. He has never been married, never owned a pet and only buys clothes out of necessity. His wardrobe consists of 4 colours – blue, brown, black and grey. He refuses to go to the barber insisting on using his clippers at home with the number 3 comb to cut his hair once a month. For 365 days a year, Oscar eats oats for breakfast. He even has a schedule for TV, leisure, errands, and bedtime every day. This is how Oscar likes it. He knows exactly how his day will go and he doesn’t like surprises.

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