I'm in Australia... I first saw a GP for my cyclical depression issues. She suggested I might have ADHD. I then got referred to a neurologist. An Adult ADHD d

I'm in Australia... I first saw a GP for my cyclical depression issues. She suggested I might have ADHD. I then got referred to a neurologist. An Adult ADHD diagnosis can be hard as many Dr's work on the basis that ADHD is something that 'goes away' in adult hood. Which isnt really the case, and wasnt the case for me. I was able to demonstrate childhood patterns that matched the disorder diagnosis; despite having a high IQ (for want of a better way to describe it), I have zero qualifications, failed at school, never went to uni and bounce from job to job. Always starting well, but then going off the rails. Where as my siblings are all exceptional performers in their careers. I was also the eldest, and suffered a high degree of stress in the womb and early childhood (for reasons I wont go into), which are contributing factors.