MW> MP> Ph.D. in Microbiology, Dr. Sci. in biochemistry, 25+ years with
 MW> MP> an  agency of the US Government located in rural Virginia and
 MW> MP> Maryland.  Presently Visiting Professor of Epidemiology.
 MW> MP> Specialty is hemorrhagic fevers and their vectors of contagion.
 
 MW> It was obvious from your postings that you had more than just the
 MW>*average*  persons knowledge of AD(H)D. Now I have a better view of
 MW>where you get  your information. Thank you for posting this...you
 MW>seem to have a very  good grasp on the situtation and your postings
 MW>are always complete with  the data names and/or sites to find the
 MW>information....Very clear for the  rest of us....Thank you again...
 MP> Marie, my training and experience has little to do with my knowledge
 MP> of  ADHD. What I know of it, I have learned by extensive reading and 
 MP> studying over nine years trying to help my child. 
 MP> My training and experience is such that my actual expertise is how to 
 MP> make people ***very*** sick.
 What I was refering to was the fact that you are in medical field and 
 have better access to some of this information. Living with a child with
 AD(H)D is the best way to learn, I agree but, with your backround you
 have a better idea of what is going on and how to *apply* that knowledge.
 
 I realize that your training was in different fields but anyone that knows
 about illness that you do must also know much of the opposite...you learn
 how to identify by completely different rules. 
 Marie
... That without substance can enter where there is no room.
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