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Sonia Sharma

'As a child I was just told I was naughty' - Wallsend woman overcomes ADHD struggles to open business

A Tyneside woman has told how she overcame the challenges of having ADHD and went on to set up her own business.

Kayleigh Taylor was told she was naughty as a child but was diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) after she left school. Despite her struggles, she went on to set up her own food business, Klee’s Kitchen, in Gateshead.

She took part in a course with The Prince’s Trust and has now won a top award, recognising her achievements.

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