I’m not big on drugging kids, but even if you just get a medical explanation
it can help you to deal with it mentally.
And I have seen meds do wonders. My friend’s little brother was horrid
until they got him on meds. trouble was, he grew up drug dependent and died
in a drug/alcohol related accident. so, in the long run, it was not such a
good choice. with my son, he did not sleep on the meds, did not eat, got
skinny and sluggish and performed even worse in school.
sometimes our brains are just wired differently. if you had a library, see
if you can get “right brain, left brain” by jeffry freed (i might have the
name spelled wrong). i swear i have adhd and it is not a disability – it is
a gift because my brain processes differently. but it takes a different way
of dealing.
on wed, jul 9, 2008 at 12:37 PM, melinda irvin <moon_goddess129@yahoo.com>
wrote:
> At first glance you son appears to be the one doing the bullying instead
> of the one being picked on. After reading more I have a few questions.