Paris Hilton delves into her 'overwhelming' and 'exhausting' ADHD battle in personal essay: 'My mind is constantly buzzing'

Paris Hilton recently opened up about her 'exhausting' battle with ADHD. She said her 'constant need' for stimulation combined with struggles at a school that could not accommodate her led to her being sent to the Provo Canyon School Hilton said she has learned to embrace her differences now and does not see ADHD as a 'limitation.' The socialite also credited ADHD as 'the reason I've been able to anticipate trends'; pictured May 1 in Burbank Despite the advantages, Hilton said that ADHD can be not only 'noisy' but also 'overwhelming' and 'exhausting'; pictured February 3 in Los Angeles The entrepreneur said she is able to use ADHD symptoms to her advantage and hyper-focus on her passions — which includes her work and her family. She said that she had to learn to give herself 'grace,' leans on her support system during hard times and wants to change the way ADHD is viewed by society; pictured March 10 in Beverly Hills She released her album on September 6, which is nearly two decades after she made her 2006 self-titled debut. She said that her song ADHD is a 'celebration of my journey and a message to others that ADHD is something to be embraced, not hidden'; pictured February 4 in Los Angeles She released her album on September 6, which is nearly two decades after she made her 2006 self-titled debut.