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re: Is ADHD a hoax to keep psychiatrists in business?
Posted on 7/1/15 at 6:07 pm to lsu480
Posted on 7/1/15 at 6:07 pm to lsu480
I dont think its a "disorder" necessarily, and if they aaid no more meds for it, you wouldnt see me crying about it, but
Isn't a blanket statement that is true. My dad is a lazy parent , but my mom tried A LOT before turning to meds. I rememeber being punished down to only a bed and a desk in my room until I got my grades up. I had designated study time. She'd meet with teachers. Took me out of sports temporarily to focus on school. Went to the psychologist for months before turning to meds. She didnt just say screw it, he needs some pills.
I consider myself to be pretty succesful, so this can'tbe used as a blanket statement either.
For way to many, your above statements are correct. But for some, its legitimately needed to reach close to their max potential. And that makes it at least a somewhat legitimate condition for some people.
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Its more for lazy parents
Isn't a blanket statement that is true. My dad is a lazy parent , but my mom tried A LOT before turning to meds. I rememeber being punished down to only a bed and a desk in my room until I got my grades up. I had designated study time. She'd meet with teachers. Took me out of sports temporarily to focus on school. Went to the psychologist for months before turning to meds. She didnt just say screw it, he needs some pills.
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an excuse for people who are failures
I consider myself to be pretty succesful, so this can'tbe used as a blanket statement either.
For way to many, your above statements are correct. But for some, its legitimately needed to reach close to their max potential. And that makes it at least a somewhat legitimate condition for some people.
Posted on 7/1/15 at 6:28 pm to thejudge
quote:There is no questioning the accomplishments of Dr. Eisenberg, but it's patently false to say that he is the "father" of ADHD and/or created the diagnosis.
Man who created ADHD says he made it up. Deathbed confession.
Posted on 7/1/15 at 6:33 pm to brodeo
quote:ADD is not even an official diagnostic term; it's only ADHD with multiple subtypes, including "predominately inattentive."
ADD is a hoax
ADHD is over-diagnosed, but a real condition
both are used to enrich psychiatrists, pharmaceutical companies, and for getting welfare benefits.
In other words, you shouldn't speak confidently about something you know very little about.
This post was edited on 7/1/15 at 6:40 pm
Posted on 7/1/15 at 6:39 pm to Rex
quote:About 40% of individuals will be diagnosed with cancer in their lifetime, which is far higher than ADHD. Is cancer not a real disease too?
The fact that so many in this thread claim to have it, or claim their children have it, tells me it's not a real "disorder". The fact that those same people say that other people exaggerate their condition or that the disorder is overdiagnosed only reinforces my conclusion.
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