"Is Your Child's Behavior Out of Control?
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Imagine living in a fast moving kaleidoscope, where sounds, images, and thoughts are constantly shifting. Feeling easily bored, yet helpless to keep your mind on tasks you need to complete. Distracted by unimportant sights and sounds, your mind drives you from one thought or activity to the next. Perhaps you are so wrapped up in a collage of thoughts and images that you don't notice when someone speaks to you. For many people this is what it's like to have ADHD. |
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From: Gabriella Roth Dear ADHD Friend, It's a beautiful Indian summer day. Crisp cool air in the morning that gives way to warm shirtsleeve weather as the day progresses. The trees are giving just a hint of the brilliant colors their leaves will show in just another week or two.
Wearily, you plop yourself down in a kitchen chair after hanging up the phone. You lay your head down on the table and try as you might you just can't stop the flood of tears. Once the sobbing begins to subside, you begin to process the words you just heard. His teacher has just labeled your son, the child of your heart, "incorrigible". This is the third such call in as many weeks and school has just begun! This time the threat was very real. Either there are some rapid changes or he will be suspended permanently! The teacher even had the audacity to suggest you contact your pediatrician! Reluctantly, you consider the escalating situation at school and make the decision to take him in for a checkup. With a heavy heart you walk to the phone and call the pediatrician. Luckily, she has had a cancellation and you can get him in the next day. Does this sound familiar? The same scenario is played out over and over again in various degrees every day. No particular country or socio-economic level is immune. What your mother will discover is that her child is a victim of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. While it is not specific to age or gender, it is more frequently diagnosed in children and that it occurs in young boys more often than girls. Do you recognize your son in Mark? Mark, age 14, has more energy than most boys his age. But then, he's always been overly active. Starting at age 3, he was a human tornado, dashing around and disrupting everything in his path. At home, he darted from one activity to the next, leaving a trail of toys behind him. At meals, he upset dishes and chattered nonstop. He was reckless and impulsive, running into the street with oncoming cars, no matter how many times his mother explained the danger or scolded him. On the playground, he seemed no wilder than the other kids. But his tendency to overreact--like socking playmates imply for bumping into him--had already gotten him into trouble several times. His parents didn't know what to do. Mark's doting grandparents reassured them, 'Boys will be boys. Don't worry, he'll grow out of it.' But he didn't. If you are concerned that you, your child or another loved one may have this disorder, you owe it to yourself to get the answers you need. ADHD - Curse or Blessing? Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is the most commonly diagnosed psychiatric disorder of childhood, estimated to affect 3 to 5 percent of school-aged children. Two to three times as many boys as girls are affected by ADHD. Research shows that ADHD tends to run in families. The basic symptoms of ADHD include developmentally inappropriate levels of attention, concentration, activity, distractibility, and impulsivity. Children with ADHD usually have impaired functioning in peer relationships and multiple settings including home and school. ADHD has also been shown to have long-term adverse effects on academic performance, vocational success, and social-emotional development. There are Six Types of ADHD. The Classic ADHD symptoms include lack of attention, easily distractible, disorganized and maybe a little hyperactivity, restlessness and impulsivity. The Inattentive type of ADHD is exactly that - inattentive and also disorganized. The Over-focused ADHD has difficulty shifting attention from one form of activity to another; has negative thoughts; tends to be obsessive; worries too much; is not flexible; and tends to be oppositional and augmentative. Temporal Lobe ADHD symptoms include lack of attention; irritability; aggression; tends to have "dark" thoughts; mood swings; and is very impulsive. Most children in this category are defiant, highly disobedient; and tend to have trouble learning as well have bad handwriting. Limbic System ADHD symptoms are inattention; chronic low-grade depression; tend to be negative have low energy levels and have feelings of hopelessness and worthlessness. The Ring of Fire type of ADHD is probably the most problematic. The symptoms are taken to the extreme in inactiveness, distractibility, anger, and irritability. Tendency to be sensitive the environment around them; extremely verbal, oppositional and very possibly have cyclical moodiness. Do you know which type of ADHD you are? Do you know which type your child is? In order to treat ADHD properly, you need to know. ADHD Has Reached Epidemic Proportions ADHD does not have clear-cut physical symptoms that can be measured or seen through x-rays or lab tests. Only certain characteristic behaviors identify ADHD - and even these vary from person to person. In the United States ADHD is one of the most common mental disorders diagnosed in children. As a matter of fact, 50-percent of all amphetamine (Adderall) and methylphenidate (Ritalin) are prescribed by pediatricians. The age range of 40-percent of all prescriptions is between the ages of 3 to 9 year-olds. Approximately 6-million children are prescribed medication for attention deficit disorder. Boys are three times more likely to be "labeled" or diagnosed with ADHD than girls. Attention Deficit Disorder in the United States has been declared a national epidemic. There are some people, however, who believe ADHD is a "personality type", not a disease, and, in fact, the behavior is normal in children of this age group. There are many physicians and parents alike who believe that the symptoms of ADHD are over-diagnosed and medications are over-prescribed. Many "newer" physicians believe parents need to study facts and findings of ADHD and research the positive and negative effects of medications like Adderall, Ritalin, and other ADHD drugs, before making a decision to medicate their child.
My daughter was constantly fidgeting, couldn't sit still for a minute! She got frustrated very easily when it came to cleaning her room. She couldn't remember simple instructions and was always so disorganized it drove me crazy! Then one day, while I was surfing the web, I came across this website about ADHD and to my surprise realized that maybe she had ADHD. So I bought the book. Thanks Gabriella for the great information. It really helped me know how to help my daughter. At age 17, Lisa still struggles to pay attention and act appropriately. But this has always been hard for her. She still gets embarrassed thinking about that night her parents took her to a restaurant to celebrate her 10th birthday. She had gotten so distracted by the waitress' bright red hair that her father called her name three times before she remembered to order. Then before she could stop herself, she blurted, 'Your hair dye looks awful!'
In elementary and junior high school, Lisa was quiet and cooperative but often seemed to be daydreaming. She was smart, yet couldn't improve her grades no matter how hard she tried. Several times, she failed exams. Even though she knew most of the answers, she couldn't keep her mind on the test. Her parents responded to her low grades by taking away privileges and scolding, "You're just lazy. You could get better grades if you only tried." One day, after Lisa had failed yet another exam, the teacher found her sobbing, "What's wrong with me?" There is much controversy over what treatment, if any, should be pursued when dealing with someone with ADHD. Many schools would be happy if all ADHD children were medicated, while some parents would prefer a less radical approach. What if you are an adult with newly diagnosed ADHD? How do you know if you were correctly diagnosed and what treatment should YOU pursue, if any. Then there's Henry, an appealingly absent-minded guy who goes from one project to another without completing any one of them; and from job to job as a result of his carelessness. Henry can't explain why he does what he does. Are you like Henry? Henry loves puttering around in his shop, for years he has had dozens of unfinished carpentry projects and ideas for new ones he knew he would never complete. His garage was piled so high with wood, he and his wife joked about holding a fire sale.
Every day Henry faced the real frustration of not being able to concentrate long enough to complete a task. He was fired from his job as stock clerk because he lost inventory and carelessly filled out forms. Over the years, afraid that he might be losing his mind, he had seen psychotherapists and tried several medications, but none ever helped him concentrate. He saw the same lack of focus in his young son and worried.
A common scenario ...
I kept wondering what was wrong with her.
Diane, New York, NY
Lisa is fairly typical of a teenager with ADHD symptoms. Perhaps your daughter can identify with her ... or you may recognize yourself at a younger age.
It is no wonder people are confused about this controversial subject. "What's Wrong With Me? - Dealing With ADHD" is just what you need to get the preliminary information you need before beginning any expensive method of treatment.
There's a LOT more to ADHD than just learning skills! "What's Wrong With Me? - Dealing With ADHD" will answer those burning questions for you. You'll get information and answers! This Book Is Absolutely Crucial - Make The Right Choices For Your Child and Your Family!
It's important to know the facts! Understanding ADHD is vital to you and your child. You MUST make the right choices to be able to make wise decisions regarding this disorder along with its many symptoms and what you need to do to help your ADHD child. Get ALL the information and tools you need today.
Discover the surprising facts ....
As understanding of ADHD has increased over the past few years, so has the problem of "confusion" for those with ADHD. Understanding ADHD is difficult enough, but those with this disorder also have to learn how to apply the best practices for life-long success.
Look, there are no easy answers to this important topic. But, if you have even the slightest question in your mind you need to read "What's Wrong With Me? - Dealing With ADHD" if only to set your mind at ease.
Now The Good News!
Believe it or not, there is actually a good side to ADHD. As a matter of fact, I would say it's a very strong side. All you have to do is harness the power of ADHD and you will most definitely be a winner!
While ADHD/ADD is looked upon as a mental “disorder”, it is in fact, a gift! The fact alone that you are different from the “average” person allows you to become outrageously successful in anything you choose to do!
People with ADHD are risk takers; which means that your chances of becoming a millionaire or even a billionaire are about 300% greater than your “average” person!
Because of your genetic makeup you crave stimulation just to feel alive! Therefore, you’re more likely to seek thrills, take risks, be highly creative, bolder, and be very charismatic. This temperament, the genetic difference in ADHD, is the very same that creates rock stars, inventors, artists, athletes, entrepreneurs, leaders, and billionaires.
While thrill-seeking is an essential quality in rock stars; those with ADHD are 300% more likely to start their own company – AND only people with the courage to start their own company will ever become self-made billionaires. The key to getting really rich is taking risks. So if you have ADHD you probably love to take risks.
Why does ADHD allow some people to achieve great success while others don’t’?
ADHD therapies try to convert you to “normal” standards of acceptance in society, instead of helping you harness the greatness of ADHD. These therapies attempt to turn you into a 9-5 office worker. But why should you struggle to be “normal” when you are genetically designed to be a hugely successful artist, entrepreneur, athlete, inventor, leader, or leader?
The genius of ADHD isn’t encouraged or taught. The symptoms and behavior of those with ADHD are overwhelming and even disturbing to the “normal” population because they don’t have your energy and creativity to approach life; so the genius and brilliance of those with ADHD is suppressed.
Ninety-eight percent of all greatly successful people have the ADHD gene. Among them you may be surprised to know are: John Lennon, Mick Jagger, Ozzy Osbourne, P-Diddy, Thomas Edison, Albert Einstein, Leonardo Da Vinci, Walt Disney, Bill Gates, John F. Kennedy, Martin Luther King, Jr., Winston Churchill, Abraham Lincoln, and Bill Clinton.
You are in good company!
Discover the tell-tale signs of ADHD/ADD and travel the road from “disorder” to greatness, just like those famous people named in the above paragraph, and unlock your brilliance. The “sky is the limit” for what you can achieve. So go ahead and take a look at "Dealing With ADHD" and get answers to your questions before you do anything you may regret. Remember, ADHD has other symptoms similar to other disorders; it may turn out that you child doesn't have ADHD after all. You need to know! With our Money Back Guarantee you have absolutely nothing to lose and so, so much to gain! $37.00 is what I normally sell this ebook for, You Really Can’t Afford Not To Invest In
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If you think your child may have ADHD, focus on getting help right now! You owe it to yourself to gain a better understanding and knowledge of this disorder and gain the confidence that your child can have the same opportunities as all other children. Read "What's Wrong With Me? - Dealing With ADHD" today!
Discover the tell-tale signs of ADHD/ADD. Treatment can be successful, if you know what to look for and how to handle this disorder. Sign up for my short series on ADHD for some basics.
Here for your success to a healthy lifestyle!
Gabriella Roth
P.S. Remember your mother from the beginning? Don't let fear of the unknown stop you from getting the answers you need. P.P.S. Mark, Lisa, and Henry were able to work with their ADHD and become successful. Find out out how they did in "What's Wrong With Me? - Dealing With ADHD" P.P.P.S. Confirm your suspicions! Does your child show signs of ADHD? Are you sure it is in fact ADHD? Or could it be something else? ADHD has many symptoms that are very close to other disorders. Although you may think your child has ADHD, you could very easily be wrong. Don't guess - read "What's Wrong With Me? - Dealing With ADHD" and get the information you need.
P.P.P.S. On a personal note, in the past year alone, four teenagers that I knew committed suicide as a direct result of depression, some had ADHD. If you have the slightest inkling that your teen or loved one may be depressed, do something about it now, pay attention to their needs, before it's too late.
As a result of these sad occurrences, I have decided to drastically lower the prices of all of my guides that relate to depression ... my guide for Depression and my guide for Bipolar Disorder. It's important to know the facts! Understanding ADHD is vital to you and your child. You MUST make the right choices to be able to make wise decisions regarding this disorder along with its many symptoms and what you need to do to help your ADHD child. Get ALL the information and tools you need today. For your peace of mind, get "Dealing With ADHD" right now, while it's on your mind. (only $9.99 US)
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