You've been diagnosed with ADHD later in life, and now someone is talking about medication. Perhaps you feel behind, unsure what to ask, or worried about being dismissed. This book is your preparation: a guided set of questions to take into every conversation with your clinician, from your first conversation about whether medication is right for you, through titration, side effects, and the long-term review. Written for the late-diagnosed adult — someone who has already navigated school, work and relationships without this framework — this book treats you as an informed participant, not a passive patient. It covers the medication classes in plain language, what to ask about dose and timing, how to handle co-occurring anxiety and depression, and the emotional questions that often come with starting medication in mid-life. Each chapter ends with a short list of questions you can take into your next appointment. No recommendations, no pressure, no jargon. Just the right questions, and the confidence to ask them. Part of The Late Diagnosis Library.