ADD & Loving It?!
ADD and Loving it Trailer from TotallyADD.com on Vimeo.
ADD & Loving It?! takes a humorous approach at tackling a sometimes sensitive topic: living with Adult ADHD.
ADD & Loving It?! is a refreshing, witty and inspiring documentary about adult Attention Deficit Disorder (also known as Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, or ADHD). The one-hour film . . . is hosted by actor/comedian Patrick McKenna and written, produced and directed by fellow comedian, Rick Green.
ADD & Loving It?! explores and explains the disorder by following Patrick’s journey for a diagnosis so he can confirm what he’s always suspected – that he has ADD. Along the way, Patrick and his wife Janis open up about their challenges and struggles, something Janis admits “we’ve spent our whole lives trying to hide.”
The documentary strikes the right balance of covering a wide range of information while delving just enough below the surface to feel you’ve learned something of substance.
Short and fast-paced, it’s a worthwhile watch for folks with ADHD as well as their family members and significant others. I’d recommend this as a “must watch” for anyone whose been recently diagnosed for a quick dose of the understanding, self-empathy and acceptance that you’re going to need.
Personally, after taking time to watch it on my own, I made a point to watch it again with my sweetie. Then I made sure to send the link to my mother to watch.
You can currently view the documentary here. (I believe it will be eventually available through TotallyADD.com)
If you’ve had the opportunity to watch “ADD & Loving It”, I’d love to hear your impression of the film. Please share your opinion in the comments below.
Rick and Pat in Dundas Square from TotallyADD.com on Vimeo.
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This was a really good video. I learned a lot about it. I have a few people in my life who need to see this, and I’m eager to share it. One friend in particular is struggling right now, and this would give him a lot of hope. I LOVE that Improv was the saving grace for the host as well. A chance to use that massive creativity in an environment that supports the high energy and shifting focus. Thanks for sharing this!!
Hi Anne! I’m glad you liked the video! I hope it helps your friend – as the message of the movie indicates, living with ADHD may not always be easy, but it has its upsides too! :-)