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As a child, my mother was told often that I was given too much sugar. My teachers had problems keeping me in my seat, I had problems taking tests because I couldn't concentrate with a room full of other students, I had to read the questions over and over to try to comprehend what I was reading, and I was just so fidgety (even bored) just sitting there quietly. I didn't know I was experiencing the symptoms of ADHD until I had children, they were experiencing the symptoms too and were...
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Thank you for this article. I was diagnosed yesterday (age 40) and I feel like I'm stumbling around digging for info. I'll be ordering the book tonight.
Why not two things I can touch!?! (I.e. The grass under my feet, the wind on my face, etc.)