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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I am in my early 30s and have successfully completed significant post graduate studies despite having ADHD and executive functioning issues. I struggled significantly during my academic career, however, I have gone on to do as well if not better than my non disabled counterparts. I've become ok taking my ADHD medicine, as I once resented taking it. And I've found tactics which help me not need my ADHD medicine. I look at this site time to time for my daughter, who also learns differently. Back in the day, I was cognizant of my parents insecurities and concerns about my ADHD (even though they never said anything to me), similar to the anxieties and concerns addressed on this post and other similar ones. perhaps, rather then hoping your child grows out of their disability, you recognize that they aren't disabled but differently abled and help them find the strategies necessary to succeed. Some of the "symptoms" of my ADHD, that my parents and the school were most concerned about, are now used by me to be an asset in my career and even allow me to excel beyond most my peers and colleagues. [/quote]

Thank you for the post.  Why did you resent taking medication?  My teen DD was recently diagnosed and just started taking a medication and I'm hoping to do all that I can to have her comfortable with this.  [/quote]

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