Adult Attention Deficit Disorder
Original articles on Adult Attention Deficit Disorder, practical advice, diagnosis, treatment.
http://www.ncpamd.com/Adult_ADD.htm

Attention Deficit Disorder
Working With Your Child's Teaches and School
http://add.about.com/

Attention Deficit Disorder - Born to Explore!
http://borntoexplore.org/

ADDAQ: Attention Deficit Disorder in Adults, Quebec
Offers information for adults in the greater Montreal, Quebec, Canada area. Includes local and internet resources.
http://www.addaq.ca/

Attention Deficit Disorder Association - Southern Region
http://www.adda-sr.org/

Attention Deficit Disorder - Student Handbook
http://www.ucc.vt.edu/stdysk/addhandbook.html

CHADD -Children and Adults with Attention Deficit Disorders
http://www.chadd.org/

National Attention Deficit Disorder Association
http://www.add.org/

One ADD Place
http://www.oneaddplace.com/

Teaching Children with Attention Deficit Disorder
http://www.kidsource.com/kidsource/content2/add.html

... and looking forward to sites more people share ...

Bobbi we adopted a child that had ADD. We thought we could help him and was determined to help this child, as we had no other children. before school started I went and talked to the principal and his teacher and explained how
hard it was for him to sit still and to learn. He was put in special education and he acted up most of the time. He only had one friend. Teachers tried not to punish him, but at time he really had to be corrected. It didn't help as this was a form of attention. He was hard to get along with and if teachers informed me, I tried to work with them. Often he would come home with all days work to do at night. So there was no TV. All home work had to be done and turned in or he wouldn't pass. It was a nightmare for us. I dreaded every school year and can't hardly go into a school these days. They tested him and he was smart. I took him to special Dr's and tried all they said to do. Nothing worked for long.

My heart breaks as I hear of a teacher has children in their classroom that only want to act up. Our son dropped out of school at 18. He only got to running with the wrong croud and ended up in prison. he is still there today. I still love him and have gave my best to raise him. Somrbody has to love them. He was always treated me good I rewarded him as much as I could. it is a hard job to raise these children and my heart goes out to every parent that is often blamed for doing the best they could.

I don't believe these children do these things on purpose. Punishment often doesn't work. I believe God gave us the children for a reason, to love and support them. I have often hoped there was something or someone that would help them in life. this is my prayer. Thanks for reading this.
Blessings,
Fancylady

(((( Fancylady )))). Thank you for your post. Very informative and also very sweet of you as a parent .

I hope I have not come in at the wrong end of this, but I have seen 2 kids do a 360 turn around, when treated with the proper drugs for ADD. When they couldn't sit still for more than a minute, and only play with something for a minute or 2, before they were bored and looking for something else to do. The drugs changed that, and it has helped both kids in school. They can pay attention, and do not bring home the homework you spoke of, Billie.

Carolyn

No, not the wrong end of things, only: This "Sticky" thread is the one that is "Useful Sites." So ... maybe, start a new thread or so - if posts are not about websites? Just an idea.

http://www.doaj.org/

Great resource! I'm always looking to expand and diversify my "library". Thanks a lot!

purple pal

Here's a good general "brainy" site. I found information on the "new" ADD/ADHD drug on it. (Warning: there's a lot of non science related topics on it, but that's where doing searches is valuable).

http://scienceblogs.com/corpuscallos...s_potentia.php

purple pal

from the Health Encyclopedia at iHerb.com

Natural Treatments for ADHD

I just discovered a blog that people might find interesting/entertaining/ informative:

Experiencing ADDvantages

Jen's humorous. And also understanding. Not only does she cope with ADD personally on a daily business, she also helps others in her professional life.

A lot of tips. A lot of good advice. A touch of humor. A very good blog.


Barb