Undiagnosed ADHD in women often hides behind labels of "overwhelmed," "scattered," or simply "trying to do too much." But what if these struggles aren't character traits, but rather signs of a treatable neurodevelopmental condition? Through years of clinical practice, I've witnessed how cultural biases and gender stereotypes can mask ADHD symptoms in women—particularly women of color—leading to years of unnecessary struggle. From hormonal fluctuations affecting symptom intensity to the profound moment of recognition when their own child receives an ADHD diagnosis, women's experiences with ADHD tell a unique story of resilience and discovery. In this exploration, we'll uncover the hidden signs of ADHD in women and chart a path toward understanding, treatment, and healing.