ADD ADHD Attention Deficit Disorder website listings and my thoughts Blog

ADDER WORLD ADD ADHD Positive Thinking header image 3

archives (Guest Book)

Hello Everyone and Welcome to ADDER WORLD’s:

 GUEST BOOK!

So glad to have you here and I hope you come back frequently to read my ideas and thoughts concerning Attention Deficit Disorder. Each and every day is a work in progress for us Adders and it is so much easier when we work those days together.

I know this is the ARCHIVES page, but, hey let’s be creative and use it instead as our secret GUEST BOOK. Yep, use the comments on this page to just say hello and how you’re doing, and well, whatever you would like to say.

Thanks everyone for all the wonderful emails and positive reinforcement!!!

~Bryan~

Share This

5 Comments

5 responses so far ↓

  • 1 StarrBright

    Hi Bryan,

    Your site is looking good!!! Joan’s poem is sublime, I especially like the last stanza.

    I love my Bry
    For all the while that
    He may choose due course
    Toward the radiant sun
    Of my horizon
    I love my Bry.

    Mein gott! That gives me lovely chills. Thank you Joan.

    …. :)

    Namaste,

    StarrBright

  • 2 Stacey

    Hi Bryan… I did not realize that Blog’s could have guest books… Site is getting very snappy and is always uniquely informative and insightful! Love the quotes too ::::: will visit often reading posts over and over :)

    ~~::::: :) :::::~~

  • 3 Gloria

    As a long time participant of The Secret, I found you Bryan and as always with no coincidence. Can’t wait to buy your book and will be following your success.

  • 4 Gina Pera

    Hi Bryan,

    I’m glad to find your site.

    I lead support groups for the partners of adults with ADHD. For too many people, it’s too long a journey to discovering that ADHD is at play. So much damage happens due to this ignorance, especially when it piles up over decades of life.

    Sometimes it feels as though we’re living in the 15th Century instead of the 21st. Thanks for being one more brave person to help drag the rest of the world into this new era of neuroscientific awareness, where we stop making ignorant judgments about the motivations or intentions of people with undiagnosed ADHD and start helping them get the tools and understanding that they need to live and act as they intend–but haven’t always been able to. Keep up the good work!
    Gina Pera

  • 5 Tracy

    Hey Bryan ;)
    Long time no see over the other forum!

    Where’d you go???

Leave a Comment