Because these patients have a lot of energy and they just want to release that energy that's why they bounce everywhere and tease alot therapist give them some activities to calm their extra energy
Hello, I have had this experience so I tried to ignore my ADHD. Eventually it will take a toll on their self esteem and maybe they will think they’re depressed or even bipolar, when it’s ADHD.
If only my parents knew that I had ADHD growing up, ahh my mom was always doing homework with me and at times would call me stupid for the lack of focus on my side. And in class I would not be able to pay attention to what teacher says, I’d be very much distracted and I suffered from low self esteem all my life. I’m 38 I still think I have the affects of ADD, not super hyper anymore though
My parents think it's a total nonsense, but if it wasn't for them disciplining me, I'll would have become a zombie my whole life. Now, I have mature and I'm in college studying Physiology.
Cherry blossom thanks for waking me up😞 I have an 8 year old boy who diagnosed with ADD and anxieties, every day is like another battle for me. I used to get so frustrated when I helped him with his homework. It would take at least 2-3 hours for only 2 pages. But now I’m more calm and walk him through, he did much better in school now from a D n F to B now🥰
Hello, I am a teacher aid and have a student (5) who has ADHD. I do my best to help him and understand where his behavior is coming from rather than simply “punishing” it. May I ask what things help you cope in school and how teacher can help you feel accepted and supported in school? Thank you
It’s a shame we require our kids to sit still for so many hours of the day and put pressure on them to complete homework , children have so much energy to burn and should have the freedom to be creative and imaginative
I agree, the way most schools work isn't child friendly. But kids with ADHD struggle a lot more, and have other problems bc of the disorder; changing the away we taught children would help a lot, but ADHD people would still need psychology support
To everyone who is against medication for ADHD or think it's fake: I was diagnosed at 21 and because I never had any diagnosis, medication or support I ended up with severe social anxiety from inability to concentrate on anything including conversations or and this caused me to starve myself everyday because I was afraid to eat in front of people. The frustration from not having the ability to do what everyone else can, and being completely overwhelmed by every small task lead to severe mental health issues, self-harm, low grades & inability to hold jobs. I was missed because I was a child who was quiet and not disruptive. I was sluggish and daydreamy rather than loud and hyperactive. Untreated ADHD leads to drug/alcohol abuse, other addiction, dropping out of school, instability in relationships, unemployment, and trouble with the law. It is not just a quirky personality trait the way movies make it seem.
similar characteristics for me. I stayed daydreaming and dissociating in class. I'm very forgetful, but I can hold down a job. I've learned to mediate how I react to things. Severe anxiety as well. ironically my diagnosis is different. I got diagnosed bi polar. snce starting treatment I've been okay. I don't notice a difference though. so I wonder how accurate my diagnosis is though.
ADHD kids and kids in general need to have more activity in school. What’s so bad bout a child not wanting to sit and read a book they are not interested in for 1 hour because the teacher assigns it. More freedom in choice and more activity benefits all students to explore their creativity and stay happy and healthy. I would always want to get up and leave class to walk around because I was bored. Not because I was a trouble maker. Being labeled a trouble maker for wanting to move around, is what’s actually hurting children’s self esteem, not having adhd.
I couldn't agree more. School forces you to focus on things you don't like and you don't have any option to do otherwise like you are in a cage. I might have ADHD because I do act out from emotions and have a bad time management and have a hard time focusing. It started when I was like 13
I've said this for years..along with the school hours..I know parents have to work so that's probably not gonna change..but waking kids as young as 4 up at sometimes 5-6 am every morning expecting them to be productive for 8 hours is just unrealistic.
I was diagnosed with ADHD, but my parents refused to put me on medication because they believed it a total nonsense, cause they grew up in the 70s and 80s and they seen kids with that behavior in their time. They once told me kids mature when they reach to adulthood, so it depends how parents raise their kids. Also my parents disciple me, and I have mature and now I'm in college studying Physiology.
I was diagnosed with it too. They didn't want to put me on meds so instead they made sure I had a healthy diet with limited sugars, and kept me in sports at all times. I know now that a lot of my issues growing up and also now stem from growing up in an emotionally turbulent and chaotic household! I believe trauma to be a bigger, more important source of issues than any diagnosis.
I had a neighborhood friend growing up in the 80’s who had severe adhd. The school was giving him medication like Ritalin, which worked, but without his moms consent. When my mom asked her well aren’t you mad about this? His mom said no, because it’s helping him. Talk about weird!
My son doesn't have adhd. But from the time he opens his eyes til the time he LITERALLY just knocks out, he doesnt stop moving or talking hahaha. Some would say this is adhd. Id say this is the life of a young boy. Schedules and guidance works miracles.. Also so does counting to 3, and on 3 putting them in bed and walking away. Very rarely will I get to three.. On the "thr..." My son listens lol.
Thats from "time to time". What differs a normal child and a child with ADHD is the severity and frequency of the symptoms (and neurological/developmental differences). The behaviour you're describing can be typical for normal kids who are very young, especially in boys. And when I was a kid with ADHD, putting me in bed never worked like that. Getting to bed rarely ever works with ADHD. So yes, your child definitely doesn't have ADHD, and no one, especially not a reasonable psychiatrist, would say this is ADHD. People with ADHD have real struggles so it is not all "misdiagnosis" or in our head, and it continues on into adulthood most of the time.
In my opinion you don't have to drug your children up on drugs to treat ADHD. My son has ADHD and we have found that counseling and therapy work. Also his engagement in baseball basketball and swimming help him to get out his energy and stay focused on such activities!
@@violetcovert9186 Basically talk therapy with a counselor to let us know what things bother him and make his figity also we ask him to tell us what things he's interested in and what things he can really focus on
ADHD causes a reduction in dopamine in the brain which presents as depression. SSRIs don't work as they target serotonin. A minimal effective dosage is best to go for.
I always knew I was different from the other kids growing up because they made sure that I knew by treating me differently. I spend most of my childhood watching other people have close friendships and relationships with me excluded. By the time I was in my 20's I basically gave up trying to fit in and watched people come and go in frustration of my 'odd' behaviour. At one time I actually thought I was insane. I'm now 55 years old and have been diagnosed with adult ADHD for the past decade. I've never taken medication for ADD. Recently I removed all wheat, gluten, grains and corn from diet and now, after approx 2 months, I feel like a different person. I actually sleep at night now, I wake rested, the fidgeting and racing brain has stopped and I feel amazing. The off shooting symptoms of depression, anxiety and chronic fatigue (as diagnosed) have also all but disappeared. I recommend trying this diet change to everyone who suffers from ADD/ADHD as well as any other sudden mental illness affliction. Removing these foods from your diet takes a big commitment but imo is 100% worth the sacrifice....especially given what my 'life' was like before.
Thank you for your comments! We're glad your symptoms improved with your dietary changes. However, each person, especially children, need to consult their pediatrician for a proper diagnosis and course of treatment for ADHD. You may be interested to watch another of our videos on the topic of diet and ADHD: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-yI49ZIRqAR0.html
Mythid GD same. But I can pay attention fairly well, but I guarantee that some point during the learning session I will doze off. I always rock in my chair and tap my feet R A P I D L Y!!! And disorganization? God if you saw my room rn you'd scream bloody murder!!! Or is it Mary? Idk man
Mythid GD I've been thinking lately that I have some sort of mental problem (ADHD isn't bad that's just what I'm gonna call it. At least it's not as bad as issue) but I've thought it was probably depression (got over that in a while) or SAD (social anxiety disorder). My friend has been pressuring me to see someone. I don't want to talk to my parents so I may just go see the counselor. Wait the videos over?
Remember a diagnosis does NOT mean medication it just means treatment in whatever way the child, you, and psychologist thinks works best! It might just mean taking test and doing homework in a quiet place. Dont be scared!
LIKE IKR THEY EXPECT ME TO WRITE ABOUT HOW MY WEEKEND WAS I better not write it because my weekend is shit 5 sentences I can't do that. fuck that lol. But yeh I had a appointment found out I have ADHD,Asperger's and anorexia
im 13 i believe i have adhd and i have for a while i used to make straight As but its gotten worse since i got into middle school and last year i was getting C D and Fs on my tests and im always fidgeting. i never can finish my homework during test i will look around at the room and when the teacher says 10 min warning i start my test and i always turn in my tests late and all my assignments i wait til the last minute to do
@@sariah8653 yes it is awful my grade suffered, i lost friends because i was annoying and i had energy outburst, it was awful so if you can get diagnosed so you can get meds or therapy
@@sariah8653 your grade are going to get lower than what your used to. its harder, it requires more studying. people are going to be mean, girls, boys, just seriously ignore them it feels like its the end of the world when you are someone are in a fight but in the future it wont even matter. i would recommend gum. for helping you concentrate, i know it isnt allowed but do it anyway just dont make it noticable
@@uniquegoddess Well ADHD runs in my family especially with the boys and we have found that having them see a therapist helps alot and involving them in activities that they really enjoy and let their energy out on truely keeps them focused
@@barbfrontczak1791 You’re not doping them up. If ADHD medication does not work for you or your child that’s acceptable. But you shouldn’t say things that could make others believe that medication is evil. That would be like me saying heart medication is bad and that people could just workout instead of using the medication which could save their lives.
xxubesinxx Yeah the real problem with ADHD being Diagnosed is that it's very hard to tell the difference between a child that doesn't want to listen or a child who is trying but can't
@@maddyandjay4507 if your young ask your mum to get tested or if your a adult then try and call for a appointment to get tested. I had my test today I have ADHD and a eating disorder and Asperger's no wonder I used to struggle alot lol.
He seems to be listening pretty well to what the doctor is saying, full eye contact. Kid is fine, god forbid he's reluctant to do 15 pages of homework.
FYI, ADHD symptoms is also dependent on the environment of the person. ADHD doesn't mean they'll NEVER sit still. Because there are specific moments where they'll be able to focus. And that's when they're in front of something they like or that is interesting or challenging, or see someone/something new. Because all of that increases your dopamine level, that increases focus and decreases your hyperactivity.
I show the nine main symptoms. I never really looked into it before, but I struggle to focus on the same thing, I’m not organised, I struggle to remember time, I’m not good at multitasking and I cant stop fiddling.
ADHD is not only having difficulty in finishing school work or homework independently or during instructed time. My son is diagnosed with ADHD, it also comes with difficulty in following rules or regulations, getting along with others, way too much talking, not patient waiting for his turn and etc. I believe earlier diagnose with all possible treatment can be very helpful in minimizing the negative impacts on child. Medication should not be ruled out without even wanting a trial. It will be a difficult long pathway down to the road because ADHD children can be very creative, energetic and lively but they usually are hard to stick to the end. As a ADHD parent, I am just trying to be patient and positive about my child, and be there when he needs support.
I have adhd. Its really hard to focus in class and really hard to do homework. Doing a test is hard and i always take super long to do it. (Im always the last to finish anything in general) i have really low self esteem and have slight anxiety. I still live my life and im a happy guy. Never give up no matter what u guys have.
Im a firm believer that the kids are just fine, is the school system that has made children frustrated expecting them to be still for hours in a boring lecture of how to pass standardized state tests and to complete a lot of homework. Kids get bored, even I as an adult would start getting anxious if the lectures are boring and long. Im sorrry but kids are built to be active and to learn by doing exciting projects and explore beyond a traditional classroom with so much work. Kids can have fun and learn at the same time. This ADHD diagnosis it may be true but kids dont need to be zombies with meds to be a "normal" kid. These kids need to be understood and need a learning environment for them. They are smart and active. They need stimulation with learning methods that are just for them. The side effects that come with the ADHD meda are so bad. Idk how they can say it worka well. There hasn't been one adhd med that has not made the child have side effects to the point they have to stop the med slowly or they have to start another one again. Academic accommodations and therapy would the best option in my personal opinion.
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I just remember never being able to focus in class or sit still, I stimmed a lot (which kids bullied me because of). I also had a lot of trouble controlling my emotions which got me in trouble at school. I was impulsive and broke rules a lot. Kids always complained about sitting next to me in class which really hurt my feelings. I was basically shunned at school all the time. These problems also occurred at home where I would throw huge tantrums and I was aggressive. At 10 years old I was diagnosed with ADHD.
I used this doc herbs for my son and now my son is completely free , his speaking and behavior is ok . His herbs is 100 % working on ADHD . I met Dr imenherbal on channel and I'm happy to share my experience about it.
I'm a freshman in highschool, I've struggled in school even if I didn't show it in elementary school my whole life, I was given the title of a gifted kid, I would always have to fidget and shake my leg, finally my mom connected the dots and realized every teacher at my conferences said I have trouble focusing and she's finally considering helping and finally getting me medication that I've been thinking I could really use for years
I have adhd,but growing,up I was always good in school and would get A’s even though I had it, it puzzled a few people for a bit but in the end I was officially diagnosed with adhd
Please help me! my son has been diagnosed ADHD. teachers said he may have to go to a special school. but is our decision as parents he's all day with one teacher or 2 makes me feel really sad because he's not around kids . he also said he hates his self because he disappoint me a lot ( I never said that or feel that way ) Please Help me! sorry about my poor English I'm learning )
+Sandy Ortiz they can't send him off to another school. My son also has ADHD, you and the school (Principal, Counselor, Teacher) have to set up an appointment called IEP. The IEP is set up so the school can talk with you so find a solution for your son at the school. Please let me know if you have other questions. Please look at the link below: www.wrightslaw.com/blog/im-a-teacher-and-i-know-ieps-arent-being-followed-what-do-i-do/
+Sandy Ortiz +Shevri Balhin Sandy, please make sure that you start with your pediatrician to answer any medical questions you may have. Shervi, thanks for sharing info about IEP, lots of parents don't know this is available to help them and their child.
I have a friend with adhd who takes medicine for it. He absolutely hates it. Everyday at school he would be exhausted due to his medicine and even then he still had trouble focusing and sitting still. The only thing the medicine did for him was make him want to sleep through his classes.
My 6 year old daughter is about to be tested fir ADHD she is almost 7 cant read as she forgets her phonics she has started remembering how to write her own name im so proud if her uts a massive step 😊😊
I haven't been diagnosed but I fidget all the time e.g jiggling my leg or tapping and i stop listening when people talk to me, even when it's not particularly boring. I also go through phases of cocentrating really hard for two hours, but then not being able to concentrate at all for five minutes.
Go to medical professional we don’t even want to hear about it because some people like me have it it’s not something not juggle around it’s a real mental illness
talking about it in front of him jusy encourages him. if you say he's hyper and can't sit still and can't control their behavior, they'll believe it and act accordingly.
ADHD is very much real but you're right. I'm very careful how I word my sentences about my son to his psychiatrist as he's sitting right there. I wish he did not have to be there listening to it all. Kids will act out what is said about them, even if what is being said is true. An ADHD case in a child can turn into them acting these ways on purpose while it's also an out of control disorder at the same time. I also don't agree with kids having to sit through these conversations because they've got to feel like failures, like they're bad people. And on that note I'm bringing ear phones for my child to his next appt and he can take them out if the psychiatrist wants to speak with him.
I was so hyperactive when I was young and the docs wanted to put me on meds my mom said nope 'n I grew up fine turns out I was just extremely active and needed an outlet so I took up sports.. Track 'n field.... Gave me something to focus on 'n look forward to.. 'n got plenty awards too
I usually get distracted by making up stories in my head in class. (i’m being tested for ADHD) I make them up and pretend like it happened to me. I do it at night too. I talk to myself but like mouth the words. I pretend i’m a youtuber telling a story about my bullies as a kid, i pretend i am a kid with cancer telling my story of how i survived or sometimes i pretend that i’m telling a story of a school shooter or a murderer who came in my school. No of these things (Bullying too, i was never bullied just made fun of once or twice but not bullying) have every happened to me, although i tell them like there real. Half the time i get distracted in these stories and start rambling in my head about another thing that’s never happened to me. Sometimes when i’m distracted it’s by something in a RU-vid video, like something normal but with a weird shape, and i image why it looked like that, “Wonder why they made the pillow look like that, maybe it’s more comfy that way? Or maybe it’s made for your back, yes, it’s probably made for your back so you can lay more comfortably” This is what goes on in my head.
I had ADHD all my life, I never took medication below the age of 21. I graduated high school with a 4.0 and a full scholarship to a private university. Children do not need medication that young! I'm glad my parents didn't let them put me on medication. One time doing Lyft, my passengers were a mother and her child. She was arguing with the school office because they wouldn't let her walk her daughter inside the school on her first day of middle school. She kept saying, my daughter has ADHD she'll get lost, she can't read the schedule, she'll get distracted. Meanwhile the daughter kept saying stop mom, she was clearly embarrassed. Prior to that phone call, they were having a conversation and her daughter was alert and responsive. It really pissed me off how that women used her daughter's adhd as a form to make her seem like she was mentally delayed or retard.
I have ADHD and only i knows, not even my parents. I struggled a lot especially when i was in grade school. Since it became hindrance to my social life, i worked hard alone and became a top student. Till now my ADHD has not been cured, though it helps me to become stronger and learned to face struggles on my own. Hopefully parents out there will give their children attention and don't make them feel an outcast just because of their uniqueness/weaknesses.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts, and we're happy to hear you worked at school and became a strong person. ADHD is a medical condition that can be managed well with the help of your physician. We recommend you discuss your concerns with him or her.
I always have a attitude and have problems focusing and sometimes I like get tired then not get tired and I talk a lot for no reason and sometimes fast some of this might be from puberty but my friend thinks I have it
I don't know if I do have it but this is some of the mood changes i had. Listening too much (Old habit) Addicted to tobacco and caffeine hard time paying attention sometimes day dreaming sometimes does a lot of work and enjoys it
Hi, i may be able to help, sorry for late reply, i see you are active on your channel so thats why i responded, anyways if your having those "addictions" its what your eating, and drinking thats doing it to you, for example caffeine as great as it is, it actually strips the brain of amino acids, and weakens the organs if your low on amino acids you will experience symptoms of ADD, or crave caffeine, drugs, or tobacco or other things to stimulate you. If your interested in changing how you feel i can recommend a few amino acids you can start with, your brain needs these anyways. To start with you'll want the following: DLPA (DL-Phenylalanine) Tryptophan Tyrosine if you want to further educate yourself on changing your mood and outlook i highly recommend buying this book: www.juliarosscures.com/mood-cure/ any questions let me know.
i think i have ADHD im 12 yrs. old I always get distracted easily its hard to concentrate and hard to understand words can't filter thoughts. though i am still smart but in times of struggle i hang between my grades and life
There is no controlling our symptoms. Only dealing with the urges, and it's impossible not to display some kind of expression in regards to the symptoms that we experience. It's 24/7 relentless struggle. People think it's "just ADHD"
Sometimes there are too many labels on every spectrum. I find that using their strengths and having a clean diet and healthy positive relationships with people is the best.
i’m 15 and i think i might have it but not completely sure. it’s so hard to start projects and i have zero focus or motivation, i can be doing a homework and something will come to mind and i need to talk about it or do it while i still think about it so it distracts me from my work. once i start a project and get into it i can continue going for hours. i always dissociate and fidget too. i have bursts of energy and then periods of absolute exhaustion
Don't put your kids on drugs for this. Be patient, help them learn and they will overcome it. If it's being recommended by the childs teacher, it's for their benefit. One of my nephews was diagnosed with ADHD and he was put in meds, made him worse until his mom got him off......but he made it through with lots of love and guidance. Today he is married with three boys. So glad his mom took him off the drug.
When my son was in elementary school his teachers suggest to me that he might have adhd. But there was an older lady have been a teaching for 30 years. She told me that my son does not have adhd and he does not need medication. In her words: These young teachers are just lazy with no patience. 🤣🤣. Every year my son became less active and when he entered high school he was very mellow and got straight A's and B's.
In the United States millions of children are diagnosed annually with a mental illness. According to the Mayo Clinic, in a report published by United press international, as high as 88% of patients who seek a second medical opinion, receive a different diagnosis. Dr. Leon Eisenburg was one of the most famous neurologists in the world. He was one of the first to advocate major research studies on children’s developmental problems, like ADHD and autism. Some even identify him as the “inventor” or “founding father” of ADHD. On his deathbed, in 2009, when he was 87 years old, he admitted his belief that, “ADHD is a prime example of a fictitious disease.” ADHD is fraud intended to justify starting children on a life of drug addiction. Yet the symptoms are all lumped together and labeled as one big fake disorder helping the pharmaceutical company earn billions while sacrificing the health of our kids. The diagnosis of mental illness in children is far from an exact science. Modern psychiatry has expanded its reach to the point that even the most normal of emotions and mental states are now labeled as one disorder or another. In many cases, a child who is labeled with “disorder“, such as ADHD is based on subjective observations of behaviors that nearly all children exhibit at sometime or another, such as excessive fidgeting or becoming angry after losing a game. Many youngsters are hyperactive or even out of control, which may simply be due to too much sugar. Some key questions would be: -Are children medicated for convenience, or necessity? -What happens to children when they’re medicated at a very young age, during some key formative years? -Do they grow up never knowing who they really are? -What passions might they have developed where it not for the drugs influence? There is a fine line between ordinary bad behavior and pathology which poses the question of whether the latest drugs are taking the place of “good old fashioned parenting“. The long-term effects of psychotropic drugs on children are largely unknown. According to IMS health, an American company that provides information and the largest vendor of US prescribing data, sales of antipsychotic drugs for children have nearly tripled since 2008. In four years sales of these drugs have grown by 89%. In 2018 and estimated 14 billion was spent on antipsychotics in the US. Foster children are prescribed drugs at a rate 12 times higher than any other children on Medicaid. A direct result of drug company tactics that target doctors in the Medicaid program, influencing them to prescribe more drugs to this population. Public schools have financial incentive to diagnose your children with aDHD. Since 1991, the Department of education provides $400 in grant money every year for each child diagnosed and prescribed medication. Today, more than 8 million children have been labeled and registered as permanent patients off the school system. According to the drug enforcement agency, all ADHD drugs are controlled substances, because they are indeed powerful, mind altering, hard-core drugs that can lead to dependency. Patents should be cautious of medical misdiagnosis.
I don’t really listen in school because I get distracted or I am thinking about something else but normally I can answer a question because I’ve already learned about it from the internet or we were just revising it, the only question I can’t really answer is what our teacher just said
I have ADHD and it isn't that bad tbh, it just makes my school rlly entertaining bc I can't control my behaviour so I just make everyone laugh😂😂 #ClassClown
Depends what grade your in, it can make school really difficult and prevent you from graduating or moving on to the next grade. If you are in middle school or elementary then your fine.
For the sake of your child, DO NOT drug your child. There is a war on boys when it comes to the education system especially. First thing that needs to be mentioned, there are studies with children that have been given drugs like Ritalin that reach into adulthood are more likely to become drug addicts. There's a reason why little boys have trouble in school. It's because the education system is far more in favor for girls and the way little girls act in class is the gold standard. Drugging your kid just so he can sit still and focus is wrong. Boys are supposed act rowdy, jump around, not sit still. They're just behaving like boys. Nothing is wrong with them. If you haven't noticed by now, there is a huge education gap when it comes to college students. More women attend and graduate from college than men. Search the RU-vid video, "War on boys". Should be the first video.
I have ADHD, It’s hard to focus, control anger, and control my hyper moods. It’s not easy.. I always not listen in class because of ADHD and I’m always on my phone. I’ve had it for 6 years.
Yeah my adhd causes me to have a lack of impulse control, distractability, emotional dysregulation, fidgeting, low self esteem, poor social skills, and rule breaking behavior.
I have adhd I have been diagnosed and my parents know about it but they don’t even care they just tell me that I’m lazy or that I can just “overcome it”( I’m 14 btw)
so i am from a third world country and i came to knew about ADHD yesterday when pediatrician said my 3 year old could have it,as she constantly touches things doesnt stay still and talks too much with everybody. He asked me if i have ADHD and i said i dont even know what it is,he asked me a couple of questions and said its possible i have it too. i am really hooeful for my child.
I would really like to get checked, I’ve watched and studied a whole bunch about adhd and my behavior matches the symptoms. But i am a bit scared to ask my mom to take me to a therapist. Idk what she would think about it or if it would cause a fight or whatever.
Ohh God....: When child is calm ..passive When hyperactive ...ADHD Too much medication..too much medicine but more ilness..whyyyy?? All about business.. If we could walk on the water they would say: see?? Cant swim..thats why walks.. We are all tired of all these ..
No. You have it all wrong. The only reason it is labeled is when it's affecting the function of the childs life and it gets the child services they wouldn't have without the label.
I've been diagnosed as well with ADHD since I was in mg first grade, and I cannot focus as much as normal people in school and other stuff but I can manage to do chores and my friends advice me to try pretending I don't have one so I can distract and ignore it so I can somehow thi k normally
K1NG i get more time on tests and have a scribe because they can keep me on track and remind me if I’m losing focus. If I had nobody I would only get half done
Yeah the medication thing does not work on all kids. My son has tried so many prescriptions and they only make things worse. starts acting even more impulsive. Rolling on the floor, pica, suicidal thoughts/speech, incoherent noises. And some of these additional tips are laughable in my situation too. Preferential seating at school?: he’s just going to get up and run around the class no matter where you sit him.
I have lost all trust in drug Psychiatry. Drug free Psychiatry or a decent psycologist as well as nutrition will go a long way as well as many other methods.
My friend has it when he got of his medication he freaking got me and him sent to the hall way then I went to get a drink he got his water bottle and put it all over me it had orange juice in it 😑😂😂😂😂the kept screaming I have a butte hole !😂
Children today are so lucky to get so many chances. Back when I was at school you would be yelled at and terrorised, back when my parents were at school they would be beaten on the palms with a stick…..
I have ADHD I can never stay still during homework and I always wonder off because I get distracted by small things and even though my mom helps me I still do that. I have a lot of energy so I don’t drink energy drinks or anything and I barley need sleep.
my mom took me off my ADHD medicine because it made me drowsy and I had constant head aches and I would lay in bed all day and also if children take it to long you get twitches.
That's why this kid may have issues!! What the mom describes just sounds like a typical boy! But in today's society, lefties and feminists try to tell us masculinity is toxic. elephant manure!
so having a imagination is now a problem??? or not being a robot?? 👏👏👏👏 great job society, you love to label but don't blame the shitty food industry.....
????It’s a lot more than that. There’s a ton of issues that build up that totally set you back while ur trying to build success (overconfidence, terrible work ethic, lack of mental filter, inability to properly assess day to day situations, constant daydreaming, etc)
I agree, there should be a lot more tests than just taking the mothers word for it. The doctor should take him into a room and try to get him to do an assignment with her. She should watch his behavior and focus carefully to make sure that he actually has ADHD and is not just a hyper 6 year old boy.
It's affecting him not being able to do 15 15 pages of homework in one sitting .... So something wrong with him..... U CAN'T BE SERIOUS RIGHT NOW ITS A CHILD NOT A ROBOT
The answer for everything, give them meds. I had and still have Add. I never took meds. It wasn't until I was a junior in high school that I actually started to like school. I found Ginko Biloba and started taking it. I had focus and got good grades. I stopped taking it for a while then took it again in college. I got straight As in math. I was a c student in math. But with a natural supplement and not narcotics I controlled and still control my ADD
Thanks for your comment, everyone is different, and needs to be seen by their pediatrician/physician for appropriate individual treatment. This video is for informational purposes only, not diagnoses.
I’ve been having symptoms since I was 8 and still haven’t been taken to get a test run. I’ve had all three main symptoms and it’s gotten so out of control, my parents have to yell at me to get me to focus and sit still. I’m now in my final year high school by the way
I was born with hyperactivity but I don’t know if I have adhd or add because I’m good at school but I don’t like talking to people I don’t know well and I’m fidgety and I always do the same mistakes and get in trouble and I just got my iPad taken off me for 8 days so you think I have it?
Please research more into giving your child ADHD medications before actually using them, i tried different ADHD medication when i was young and it completely abolished any ability to have a proper social life or understand who i was in any way whatsoever besides what benefited my academic life, i personally cannot recommend any ADHD medication whatsoever.. not meaning you still shouldn’t research them.
