I am not crazy, I've just got AuDHD: How AuDHD, Dyslexia and Dyscalculia Broke Me, Shaped Me, and Finally Set Me Free.

I’m Not Crazy, I’ve Just Got AuDHD is an autobiographical and reflective work exploring neurodivergence, identity formation, and lived experience across a lifetime shaped by ADHD, autism traits, and dyslexia. Blending personal narrative with philosophical reflection, the manuscript examines masking, misunderstanding, institutional friction, and the search for meaning within systems designed for neurotypical cognition.

The work introduces the concept of vertical time as a lived psychological and cognitive experience, contrasting linear institutional expectations with nonlinear perception, memory, and creativity. Through humour, historical reflection, and personal testimony, the book reframes neurodivergence not as deficit but as an alternative mode of perception and interpretation, offering readers both recognition and language for experiences often left unnamed.