AH> I'm beginning to see a trend here...I don't think
AH> most schools are equipped to
AH> handle ADHD! I have an 8 year old with ADHD that
AH> I'm trying to homeschool now
AH> because she marches to the beat of her own drummer
AH> and it's certainly not the
AH> same beat as the school's.
AH> She's on Dexadrine, but since she's underweight to
AH> begin with and doesn't have
AH> much appetite, the doctor wants me to "endure all
AH> that you can endure." I think
AH> I've about reached that point! Last year in public
AH> school, if we ran out of her
AH> meds the school would send her home until I was able to get more. They
AH> couldn't/or wouldn't deal with her like that. She
AH> wouldn't sit down and do
AH> anything assigned at all. That's the problem I'm
AH> having at home too...I think
AH> I'm going to HAVE to medicate her - at least during "school" hours.
AH> Then I can have time to deal with the challenge of
AH> figuring out which planet
AH> the drummer she marches to resides on.
Girl freind I hear you LOUD AND CLEAR !!!! So is she doing better with
homeschool than she was in regular school? My youngest is on dexadrine too .
Did she have some kind of ba{d reaction to ritalin?
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