GaveUpOnTV said:

SWIM read a couple of books from the library, 1)"Driven to distraction" and 2)"you mean I'm not stupid, crazy or lazy"-there is all the info you need in those two books. Seems a major thing is that even though you may not have been diagnosed as having ADD as a child, you ALWAYS have to have ADD as a child to have it as an adult. Psychiatrists will probably be the ones to prescribe a stimulent, other doctors may not be up on the latest research and/or reluctant to prescribe (just my own take)Like a previous poster said you may have to take a test or two, but you have all the info you need in the above books.

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I was my doctors first patient to ask for Adderall and I was his first that he prescribed it to! Hes a pediatrician so he deals mostly with children and they shouldn't have that anyway. 

Yawning anus, ADD/ADHD does exist but it's not common and no where near as common as they make it out to be. They medicate kids like crazy these days and the parents (mothers) make their kids take it telling them that it's a vitamin. They don't want kids to be kids anymore.

That girl is taking lab equipment out of what looks to be some kind of washing unit? Who can't do that? I have seen a lot of people with downsyndrom though working all over the place and they do a good job at it to.

YawningAnus said:

ADD/ADHD does not exist. plain and simple.

where is your attention span located?

thats cool man, i wish i was genetically predisposed to not being able to hold down a job.



if she can do it, so can you.

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