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Is ADD as prevalent as we think it is?
I know so many kids who claim to be victims of Attention Deficit Disorder that it could be seen as an epidemic.
I consider myself a true millennial, hampered with a serious case of ‘I want it now’ syndrome and guilty of countless cases of impulsive multitasking. But I wouldn’t go so far as to say that I have a behavioral disorder. Rather, I think of myself as a product of my fast-moving environment. Technology is only getting faster and faster, and with that, the way we think will continue to adapt.
What do you think?
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Don Wesley 50+
For the moment, I am just establishing a link to your conversation.
My grandson, whose father is a pyschiatrist, has been labeled 'ADD'.
I wil return.
Until soon
Don
Alex Yap-Dubois
Don Wesley 50+
The meanwhile the following should prove relevant -
http://ww3.tvo.org/video/177352/allen-j-frances-overdiagnosis-mental-illness
Big Ideas: Allen J. Frances on The Over diagnosis of Mental Illness
Until soon
Don