Review: ADHD! Not My Child!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 9, 2013
That's what the parents said and so did the grandparents-US.Interesting, because we had been saying all along that something was wrong with her but we didn't want the ADHD stigma. That's what it was to us, as stigma.However, as a part of her job with a local school district, my wife advocated for children when teachers tried to have them "staffed" to Special Ed. Many times teachers would do this to get rid of kids they just did not want to deal with.Our granddaughter is a young adult now. In High School she channeled her excess energies into acting and cheer leading. She finished high school and attended junior college for 2 years before deciding to take suspend her education for a period of time. During this period of time she decided that she wanted to work in a day care center and she did so for 2 years.  Now she has made the decision to return to school.This book should be an eye opener for parents dealing with ADHD or similar problems. Should I run across someone I will very enthusiastically refer them to this book to help them in dealing with their situation and to know that there is hope and a light at the end of the tunnel. Be proactive in dealing with this situation. Don't try to hide from it or hide it from friends and family.