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ADD ADHD and positive thinking – the Gift and Blessing

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I think it is very important that we learn to think positive and use positive thinking and visualizing positive results to cope with ADD ADHD.  I talk a lot about positive thinking and visualizing positive results here on my blog and thanks to years of therapy I have learned to do that. The point I […]

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One Boy’s Struggle: PUBLISHED ~!

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If you Believe, you can acheive anything!
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Finally, after so much, the manifestation of my life’s story is here, it is in print, it is published and I hope and believe what I have written will help people across the world in a new enlightening way. This is my story, my […]

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ADD ADHD Parents and their Child’s Homework

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A few parents have written me from time to time asking me what I did as a child to succeed with my homework. Because this question comes up quite a bit from concerned parents I thought I would put my two cents into the hat and if you decide to read this, remember this is […]

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ADD ADHD and Bullying

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To be bullied or not to be bullied – is that the question? Many Adder children suffer from being bullied and as it turns out a high percentage of bullies have ADHD. This might seem confusing, but if I take a moment to think about it, no, I guess it is not that confusing. Adders […]

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A mother’s love can help ADD ADHD

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One particular thing that I believe helped me significantly was how my mother would have us kids gather around her for a story. I loved it when my mother read aloud for us. Mom always picked wonderful stories, full of adventure and fantasy. I listened intently, probably the best attention I gave to any books […]

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My tears in the rain

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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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addinschool.com

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http://www.addinschool.com/
Addinschool.com Provides hundreds of school classroom interventions for students with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder also called ADD ADHD. Has both parents and teachers resources, goes beyond average suggestions with many strategies and methods. 
 

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