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Category Archives: Thoughts on ADD
Working On Your ADD? Reward Yourself
Many ADD’ers around the world have been working on ways to manage their ADD/ADHD. There is a never ending source of information online, in books and through ADD coaching as well. Through the coaching process and just about every other … Continue reading
ADHD War: New York Times vs. Dr. Ned Hallowell
The gloves are off in a battle between ADHD expert Dr. Ned Hallowell and the New York Times as reported on MomsWithADD.com. “A few days ago, the New York Times printed an article titled “Ritalin Gone Wrong.” Many ADD professionals, … Continue reading
ADD & The Right Work Environment
ADD can impact your work experience, it is so important to look for a career path that you fit into, but most importantly, that fits who you are. You can’t force a square peg into a round hole, as the … Continue reading
Your ADD Spouse & Groundhog Day
Does your spouse or partner have ADD/ADHD? Do you have it, and your spouse/partner has to live with you? It would be very interesting to get inside the mind of a person who does not have ADD and understand what … Continue reading
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Regrets About Poorly Managed ADHD Donation
In a follow up to a previous article By Pamela Fayerman of the Vancouver Sun I reposted here on my blog, Pamela has offered us an update on how mental health officials have expressed their regrets regarding the poorly handled … Continue reading
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Tagged add, adhd, Dr. Margaret Weiss, Pamela Fayerman, Vancouver Sun, VGH/UBC Hospital Foundation
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The Charlie Schulz Philosophy & ADD
Can this somehow be related to anything to do with ADD? I don’t know. But my 88 year old Grandmother passed this along to me, she loves to email! Perhaps after reading what the late Charles Schulz wrote, you may … Continue reading
You Are What You Eat, With ADD
As an ADD adult, many people face challenges that differ from others with ADD. One challenge can be extra weight, and as we all know this can lead to other medical challenges such as diabetes or heart conditions. I’m lucky … Continue reading
Just Say No
I read a good article recently on saying no. Many ADD’ers can multi-task, and some can’t. One of the pitfalls people will stumble into, is feeling obligated to do something or help when they are already managing too much. Learning … Continue reading
Harley-Davidson CEO Makes Multimillion Dollar Pledge for ADHD Treatment
The medical and government debacles with ADD/ADHD continue. As written by Pamela Fayerman at The Vancouver Sun; “For three years, a Canadian business leader tried to donate more than $3 million to BC Children’s Hospital. But he was frustrated in … Continue reading
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Confessions of an ADHD Adult Who Was Diagnosed at 37
Back in 2006, ADDitude Magazine did an article on me and overcoming ADD. It was just recirculated this week online and a wonderful lady from the other side of the continent contacted me to talk, and let me know that … Continue reading
