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Newchickenfamily, it's complex and intertwined because it's the way the ADHD brain is wired! We all learn to cope as we get older, even 'normal' people. It just takes someone with ADHD longer because while they're learning they also have to cope with a world that deals with things...

d.k : * Boredom in school and out is the toughest thing to overcome with ADD/ADHD. We don't tolerate boredom well at all!!!! That is often why we are implusive, often don't finish what we start, are distractable/ disruptive in school, agressors and so on. We want the pot stirred constantly...

Many adopted ADHD children were given up by ADHD adult women - it runs in families. The impulsiveness sometimes leads to all manner of things that get you into trouble - pregnancy is one of them.

Quote: You have done a wonderful job of teaching your children the coping skills we ADHD types need to succeed in life. Accepting that this is how we are and working with it is the best way to deal with ADHD. Unfortunately the schools and society just can't deal with our differences, thus...

ADHD is not a mental illness, it's a difference in brain wiring. There are many members of my family with ADHD, including me. I wasn't 'diagnosed' until I was 38, and had two sons of my own, both with the diagnosis, one inattentive type (I don't believe he has it at all, and he hasn't been...