I have talked to a lot of people lately who want results through medication. I don’t have anything against medication and I think medication can help certain individuals, but the more I talk to people who have taken medication the more I learn that mediation is all some seem to have, that all of their hopes […]

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This is a very special tale:
It was the worst of times and the best of times

Read about the real life, first hand story of a boy who went through childhood, and most of his adult life, undiagnosed with ADD ADHD. This is a remarkable opportunity for the ADD ADHD community and society. All that we […]

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I don’t want to count the years that have passed, it’s been a few, probably more than a few—more than a decade, could be two or three, but I remember those nights as clearly as if I was still there, sitting in the dark, nothing there, the TV off and no music playing—just me and […]

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The reason I created Adder World was and is to help spread understanding and awareness of ADD ADHD. I speak from experiences I have had, what I have researched and the experiences others have shared with me. I do not claim to be a doctor or any other type of medical professional. If my experiences […]

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I have been finding articles in the news recently that are pointing out something which I think is very interesting and dare I say obvious?: Parent’s are discovering answers for their own behaviors when their child is diagnosed with ADD or ADHD
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The following links explore the myths of ADD ADHD and help resolve them. 
http://www.add.org/articles/myth.html
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http://www.ldpride.net/myths.htm
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http://user.cybrzn.com/~kenyonck/add/ten_myths.htm
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http://www.adhdinfo.com/info/faqs/myths
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http://www.lanc.uk.com/myths.htm
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www.tourette-syndrome.com/add-myths.htm
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