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* OH! ME TOO...UGH
My 11 year old daughter had a traumatic brain injury when she was two. When
she began struggling socially, my wife was the first to notice, and after
some resistance on my part, we had a comprehensive exam completed last
summer. She was diagnosed with mild ADHD with an impulsivity sub-type. After
her diagnosis, I began to notice similar patterns a
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* SHIRT CHEWING
Hello everyone, I have a 10 year old daughter who was diagnosed with ADHD
inattentive subtype a few years back and we have been managing with lifestyle
interventions at the moment. A new behavior that we have noticed is chewing
on her shirt collars. Does anyone have any tips and tricks to help stop this
behavior? Thank you,
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* ADHD BOOK FOR TEENS?
Hoping someone has good recommendations for books about ADHD that my son can
read. He loves to read and recently I asked if he would be open to reading a
book and learning more about how his brain works and he got excited. He's 12
but is a strong reader so I think anything in the teen range would work well.
Thanks in advance!
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* 5 YEAR OLD ADHD STRUGGLING WITH READING AND WRITING
My son had me in tears today sharing that reading and writing are just so
hard for him, and that he doesn't want to go to school anymore. It broke my
heart. He's only in kindergarten and his teacher is amazing. He's made so
much progress, but he really struggles to focus on reading and writing tasks.
The reading thing surprises me because he has al
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* 9YR OLD-ADHD/SENSORY AND ANXIETY-TIPS NEEDED
Hi, I am a mom of a 9yr old boy that struggles with anxiety and fear of new
places and new things, ADHD with flight more than fight tendencies now and
sensory challenges, sensitive to touch but craves small spaces and pressure
on body. He has struggled since he was 3.5yr old and we have overcome a lot
but lately he has been going inward and becomi
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* ANOTHER FORK IN THE ROAD
Hello everyone! Randomly found this community. I usually join these groups to
observe, and I have done that in other spaces. With this group, I am trying
something new. Throwing this out there—mainly so I do not forget. But also
some hopes of being seen in this light of a late-diagnosed ADHD man, with
neurodivergence all throughout my im
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* STUCK BETWEEN MY HUSBAND AND SON
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* LOOKING FOR RESOURCES
Hi, does anyone have any resources or information that would help with
school/work overload, anxiety and school avoidance. Currently have a teen
diagnosed with ADHD, struggling with these issues.
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* MY SON WAS RECENTLY DIAGNOSED
Hello I'm brand new to this page. My almost 4 year old was recently diagnosed
with ADHD. I have really been struggling with behaviors lately especially
with him not listening and thinking me being stern or firm with him is a
joke. He has just been completely wild an impossible to calm down. I'm also a
single mother which makes it even harder. I ha
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* ADHD MOM CONCERNED WITH ASD
Hi my 7 year old son has many troubles. We’ve tried multiple medicines with
no prevail. Even recently switching to adderall. His behavior and outbursts
have not gotten better. He also has trouble sleeping at night. Most nights
he’s up all throughout the night. But he still wets the bed. He also elopes
when we are out. He’s tried to even leave the h
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* ATOMOXITINE COLD FEET AND HANDS
I've been taking a low dose of generic Strattera for a few weeks now. In
general I'm pretty satisfied. But one side effect sucks, especially this time
of year. Cold feet! I am a stroke survivor and I know my circulation on my
affected side isn't the best. but this is noticeably worse. For people who
take this medicine and have this side effect, i
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* DOES ANYONE KNOW GOOD AI DIET APP FOR PC?
Hello, looking for good diet [b]web based app that works on PC!!! or SOFTWARE
for PC!!![/b] That can generate custom meals - allows you to add your meals &
foods and fill their nutritional profile/weights also - has to track
micronutrients - plans in generate have to be highly customizable (not only
switching foods, but even portions) - can
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* TOO MUCH FOR MY BRAIN
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* TRYING GENERIC
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* ANGER
To start, I have to admit that I'm taking Strattera and it's working well for
me. It's working so well my boss can also tell if I miss a dose, or if I took
it too close to the beginning of the work day- scary, huh? And, the way she
can tell is how I respond to others and my anger levels. Typically, I'm a
pretty laid-back guy just wanting to get
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* DISTURBING THOUGHTS
I get these flashes of memories of things I’ve done in the past that were
awkward, antisocial or just plain bad. These thoughts might be about things
I’ve done 40 years ago! It seems I just remember the bad things in my life.
The thoughts only last a few seconds, but may happen 10-15 times a day, each
time lowering my baseline mood. Has anyone else
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* COPING-AHEAD PLAN FOR TIME AT HOME
Health setbacks have me spending time at home. For those who have experienced
something similar, how do you structure your day to avoid idle time? I'm used
to having structure about 6-7 hours of the day.I work part-time a few days a
month during recovery. I'm a parent, for context. Thanks in advance
****update, I've looked at older posts and fee
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* FLOURIDE AND ADHD
So you're probably hearing all about the microfiber in our water. But, what
about the fluoride in the water that calsifies a part of the brain that helps
you
learn?!https://www.naturopathy-uk.com/news/blog/2023/06/23/does-fluoride-damage-your-brain-function/#:~:text=There%20is%20evidence%20to%20suggest,developing%20brain%20of%20a%20child.
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* WHAT DO YOU EAT FIRST THING IN THE MORNING
I have problem i need to put something into stomach first thing in morning as
it hurts usually before i can even have breakfast, i struggle finding this
first thing i could eat. It has to be something i can prepare day ahead, or
simple... I even downloaded 4 books and there are no healthy recipes really,
or thing i would have mood... I am also supe
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