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What ADHD looks like when it gets ahold of a microphone
Japan🩺 Health18 hr. ago

What ADHD looks like when it gets ahold of a microphone

Two comedians, Mike Paxman and Alex T Thomas, who both have ADHD, chose to embrace their condition during a live comedy performance by performing without scripts, allowing their natural comedic styles to shine through.

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What ADHD looks like when it gets ahold of a microphone

Two comedians, Mike Paxman and Alex T Thomas, who both have ADHD, chose to embrace their condition during a live comedy performance by performing without scripts, allowing their natural comedic styles to shine through.

Bias read (Center): The article discusses a health-related topic but does not involve any political figures, policies, or contentious issues. It focuses on personal experiences of individuals with ADHD in a comedic context, which is not inherently politically charged.

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