-=> Quoting Marie Weidemann to Mark Probert <=-
 MW> I do see a big difference in my grandchild though...but they were
 MW> this way before the medicine, nasty I mean...with the medicine they
 MW> seem more in control. It has made a difference in them...
 I think times have alot to do with it.  I would talk back to my mom some-
 times, but it was not the way these kids today do.  It like when they
 do something they are not suppose to they seem to shove it in your face.
 Like ha ha look what I just did.  My kids don't but I have seem many that
 do.  I was basically afraid to do anything really wrong.  I did some
 average, well a little more than average, but I was not the really 
ellacious
 kid.  Where as society teaches to get respect you must earn it.  Therefore,
 our teaching skills have changed (or discipline skills).  I think its easier
 to teach out of fear than out of respect.  Yet I still agree with teaching
 out of respect.  The medicine makes it easier for them to learn how to
 control the nastiness.  I think it gives them an opportunity to think
 clearer.  Therefore, if they don't try it really is there fault for not
 trying.  I don't know if that was very clear.  I'm having one of my ADD
 days.  Can't seem to sort anything out properly.
 Regina
... ARRRRRGGGHHH!!!! ... Tension breaker, had to be done.
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