[lodwick]

Good information for parents or relatives of children who the public schools have selected for forced drugging here .

[restornu]

Here is my response to your site CLICK

[Conservababe]

My daughter went through this garbage, except that it was in day care.

When my middle grandson was two years old, she found a note in his daily papers notifying her...not asking permission, mind you... that he would be evaluated by the mobile health task force visiting the day care.

The next day she sat down with the principal of the day care and was told that Jeremiah probably had autism. So, my daughter asked her why she thinks so. She responds that he rocks back and forth sometimes and he doesn't like to be hugged.

So, my daughter comes home and calls her husband who was out of town. I will say this for my a-hole son-in-law, he did drive right home and go to visit this principal. And he was hot. He told her that they had no right to just notify them that tests were being done, without their explicit written permission and that Jeremiah had a pediatrician who would make that decision. He also told her that Jeremiah had a new baby brother right next door in the nursery, and she should know enough in her job that this might cause some withdrawal problems. And as far as the rocking goes, he told her that he rocks only when he sucks his thumb, and that is when he is tired. He also told her that she would not be labeling his son or she would be sued personally.

Well, Jeremiah is almost five now and perfectly fine. In fact, he is more out-going than his sister and brother.

[sweetliberty]

Practically every kid I work with is on a whole catalogue of drugs. It drives me nuts. I'm not saying there are not times it is called for, but it should be the exception, not the rule. Thre are some issues that we have in law and policy that I take real exception to. I have a lot of discretionary freedom to make decisions in some matters, but in others, the rules are pretty clear and there is little or no room for deviation. This overdiagnosing is one of those issues. I am looking for ways to better educate the parents of some of my kids so they are not at the mercy of a system that calls them negligent if they don't drug their kids out for various "disorders." In addition to the ones listed, a couple of others on the rise are PTSD and RAD. Pretty soon, no one will be responsible for anything.