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Nov 08, 2006 16:14

well i now have a new favorite sushi and that would be fresh water eel. salt water eel blows tho so i have to be specific. anyway the story goes i was hungry and there is literally nothing to eat in the house so i went to ru shans for a quick bite and i had seen something the other day and sushi and they were talking about all sort of sushi one of ( Read more... )

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che_rafelo November 9 2006, 15:28:25 UTC

unfortunately, AD(H)D is something that you have your entire life. I have ADHD, and my doctor has told me it's not something you get rid of. It's something you learn to manage.

If you can't go fight in a war, there are plenty of things you can find to do to help. Fight for a cause. The war is not the only help our country needs. There are other things that we should be paying a LOT more attention to. Like the millions of orphans in our country. Find a cause that you CAN fight for and feel strongly about. There's nothing wrong with not fighting in Iraq.

kei_kun19 November 10 2006, 12:40:57 UTC

i could try to do something like that. but i heard that there are two kinds of ADD adolescent ADD and adult ADD. since i am now and adult i was looking to get tested for adult ADD. but i could be wrong or i misheard something.

che_rafelo November 10 2006, 13:53:05 UTC

I know that there is adult onset ADD, but that just means you GET it when you are an adult. Adolescent ADD is very controversial, because a lot of kids get misdiagnosed with ADHD as kids just because they're hyper or don't care about school. There's a difference between not caring about school and not having the capability to pay attention. So when these kids grow up and mature, they seem to get "rid" of the ADD, when in fact they have just matured a bit and become less hyper, and maybe realized that school is important. This is where a lot of kids diagnose themselves and say, "Yea, i have ADD because i can't pay attention." but they really just don't care ( ... )

kei_kun19 November 11 2006, 23:15:05 UTC

so you are saying i might have been misdiagnosed? i should still have it checked out and even if i do have it most people tell me lie about it and there is a good chance i can get away with it