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The Grammie's Story
Hey if you are reading this than you will appreciate what i'm about to say.. I'm the grandmother of two children with ADHD they are as differant as night and day.. One is a boy Named Randy age 10 now in 4th grade. A handsome boy and i can see the desire in him to please.. however he struggles daily with anger and aggressive behaviors that are so unacceptable. he is constant trouble at school and he often being in detention or in-school suspension.. for his rude words and his outbursts of anger… Continue
Added by Living with ADD Stories on October 25, 2002 at 9:30pm — No Comments
Tam May's Story
I'm 32 years old and I started thinking I had ADD about two years ago. Most of my life I've been "spacey" and unable to focus on anything for very long. When I was 14 I started writing and loved it. I wrote in journals, I wrote fiction, poetry, short stories, novellas, plays - you get the idea. Even today I always have a few projects going but can't seem to finish one all the way through (except a few short stories). This extends to EVERY aspect of my life. At work I stare at piles of projects… Continue
Added by Living with ADD Stories on October 23, 2002 at 7:00pm — No Comments
Shell's Story
Hi. My name is Shell, I'm 24, and I'm just now realizing that I have AD/HD.
I've seen lots of online resources about people diagnosed AD/HD that are instead, or also, gifted. But what happens to a child identified as gifted, whose AD/HD goes unaddressed? IMHO, you get a girl like me. I was IQ tested at age 7 due to intelligent teachers and active parents who saw my boredom and thought first of ability instead of impairment.
They oohed and aahed at the "genius level" score… Continue
I've seen lots of online resources about people diagnosed AD/HD that are instead, or also, gifted. But what happens to a child identified as gifted, whose AD/HD goes unaddressed? IMHO, you get a girl like me. I was IQ tested at age 7 due to intelligent teachers and active parents who saw my boredom and thought first of ability instead of impairment.
They oohed and aahed at the "genius level" score… Continue
Added by Living with ADD Stories on October 12, 2002 at 3:00pm — No Comments
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