Ep 10 The Hidden Spiritual Struggle of Women with ADHD
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For years, I thought something was spiritually wrong with me.
I struggled to stay present in church. I reread the same scriptures over and over. My prayers felt scattered, repetitive, and unfinished.
And sometimes, church felt so overwhelming that I would quietly sneak out early just to sit in silence.
In this episode of The Quiet Companion, I’m sharing how ADHD affected my spiritual life as a woman — and the shame I quietly carried because of it.
We’ll talk about: • ADHD and overstimulation in church • Why prayer can feel difficult with an ADHD mind • Scripture reading and attention struggles • Spiritual shame and masking • Gentle ways to reconnect with God without pressure
If you’ve ever loved God deeply while secretly feeling like you were failing spiritually, this episode is for you.
Scripture referenced: Romans 8:26 KJV
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