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		By: Sharon Daugherty		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[As a parent with ADD and an adoptive parent of  many with the same, I have found that yelling and being critical is just the worst. 
#1 The person with ADD does not need another voice in her head making her feel less than, or to herself &#039;stupid&#039;. 
#2 Being critical only adds to the low self esteem one already feels. I spent many years trying harder to accomplish what others did 
with little effort. Simply getting dressed was an effort as the voices in my mind said, &quot;put in the laundry, do the dishes, feed the dog, take
dinner to Suzie!&quot;  My children were underweight, which was the main reason I did not give meds at home.  To daily decide whether your 
child should weigh in the lower 5% of his age or accomplish something, was a daily wrestling -match for me. 
Now at 60yrs. I can out run, out work and do more than many my age. I finally feel like my ADD has benefits!!!!]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>As a parent with ADD and an adoptive parent of  many with the same, I have found that yelling and being critical is just the worst.<br />
#1 The person with ADD does not need another voice in her head making her feel less than, or to herself &#8216;stupid&#8217;.<br />
#2 Being critical only adds to the low self esteem one already feels. I spent many years trying harder to accomplish what others did<br />
with little effort. Simply getting dressed was an effort as the voices in my mind said, &#8220;put in the laundry, do the dishes, feed the dog, take<br />
dinner to Suzie!&#8221;  My children were underweight, which was the main reason I did not give meds at home.  To daily decide whether your<br />
child should weigh in the lower 5% of his age or accomplish something, was a daily wrestling -match for me.<br />
Now at 60yrs. I can out run, out work and do more than many my age. I finally feel like my ADD has benefits!!!!</p>
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