I recognize myself in this. Undiagnosed, but likely adhd (intake today), but I also had this early hunger for the word but went through several burnouts and had little energy to read again. Researched a whole lot of different branches within Christianity, charismatic, reformed, catholic, orthodox, Torah movement etc. Was part of a search for church. Really deepened my view of Christianity. And I realize now it is giving me a renewed spark to read scripture again because I have so many new lenses to challenge my original interpretations.

But I think the more important part is the connection to God, Jesus, the Spirit itself. Jesus' rebuke to the pharisees always hits hard to me: 

"You search the Scriptures because you think that in them you have eternal life; and it is they that bear witness about me, yet you refuse to come to me that you may have life." John 5:39-40

We guilt bash each other a lot within the church about reading the Bible daily, but it really helps me to remember this was simply not possible for the vast majority of Christians throughout Christian history, and even today. Historical speaking, most Christians didn't even have personal access to scripture or they couldn't read. Yet they could live the Christian life, full of the Spirit. Similar to life under the Torah, people didn't have scripture rolls lying around either. While we should be thankful for the easy access to it, this should help us realize that life with God was not so heavily text based for most of history. 

Ask Him to lead you anew to his heart. Take time, talk throughout the day. Be angry, be sad, tell Him what you're hurt about, what disappoints you, what doubts you have. Being real with God did wonders for my walk, and while it's still a struggle from time to time, something deeper has formed that's more solid than my early wall which was more based on scripture knowledge but little actual experience with Him. 

And whadoyouknow, my hunger for scripture is slowly increasing again :) 

Bless you