Comments on: ADHD - Is it a Real, Objectionable Condition? http://aboutcures.net/2008/03/06/adhd-is-it-a-real-objectionable-condition/ Cures for all that ails you. Sun, 07 Sep 2008 18:58:09 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Horse sex. http://aboutcures.net/2008/03/06/adhd-is-it-a-real-objectionable-condition/#comment-31693 Horse sex. Thu, 31 Jul 2008 23:35:29 +0000 http://aboutcures.net/2008/03/06/adhd-is-it-a-real-objectionable-condition/#comment-31693 <strong>Horse sex....</strong> Horse sex.... Horse sex….

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]]> By: Yolanda http://aboutcures.net/2008/03/06/adhd-is-it-a-real-objectionable-condition/#comment-1285 Yolanda Tue, 11 Mar 2008 21:10:21 +0000 http://aboutcures.net/2008/03/06/adhd-is-it-a-real-objectionable-condition/#comment-1285 Whether or not you agree with giving medicine to treat ADHD has nothing to do with whether or not its a real (objectionable?) disease. I agree that it may be over-diagnosed, but live with a child with ADHD and you'll know it needs to be treated. Behavior modification needs to be employed with or without the use of medication. I used this this with my daughter without medication, and it worked. I got the tools and suggestions from her counselor who never suggested the use of medicine, which was good because I was extremely resistant to it anyway. Anyway, I can tell you it's real, and objectionable to anyone who has to deal with it, especially the child!! It's terrible to have impulse control problems, and then be shamed and punished. But it is manageable withe the right amount of discipline, love, boundaries/rules and consequences, and lots of understanding and compassion. Whether or not you agree with giving medicine to treat ADHD has nothing to do with whether or not its a real (objectionable?) disease.
I agree that it may be over-diagnosed, but live with a child with ADHD and you’ll know it needs to be treated. Behavior modification needs to be employed with or without the use of medication. I used this this with my daughter without medication, and it worked. I got the tools and suggestions from her counselor who never suggested the use of medicine, which was good because I was extremely resistant to it anyway.
Anyway, I can tell you it’s real, and objectionable to anyone who has to deal with it, especially the child!! It’s terrible to have impulse control problems, and then be shamed and punished. But it is manageable withe the right amount of discipline, love, boundaries/rules and consequences, and lots of understanding and compassion.

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