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To: Resolute Conservative

I’m a believer too....

Sibling and parent (ROF ADHD) and I’m totally ADD.
Meds make a sane life possible.


41 posted on 01/09/2008 11:58:25 AM PST by najida (Every tried to explain to Alltel that the cockatoo ate your cell phone?)
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To: najida

Put me in the real but over diagnosed group.

Used to be called spoiled brats. Course, the way I grew up, children should be seen and not heard.

“YES MA’AM”
“NO MA’AM”
“YES SIR”
“NO SIR”

Our parents were not our friends. I still shudder at the thought of my granmothers switch. She could stripe a pair of legs in a jiffy.


63 posted on 01/09/2008 12:10:58 PM PST by shbox (BobbyHill: "What's the matter with those people, Dad?" HankHill: "They're hippies, son")
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To: najida

We all need our crutches, I guess; my sister had an undiagnosed brain tumor for probably ten years; as it slowly grew, it manifested as migraine-like headaches and many trips to her personal physician.

In desperation and to rid himself of her, he finally sent her to have a brain scan that disclosed the tumor.

It was mostly removed almost 30 years ago and she has been on a cocktail of medicines for all this time.

Recently she had fainting spells, sudden drops in body temperature and now remains in a nursing home awaiting space in a convalescent facility even though she will never live independently again.

Her daughter nows handles all her affairs and finds her lucid at times and confused at others.

I grew up thinking she was mean and a bit nuts.


67 posted on 01/09/2008 12:12:29 PM PST by Old Professer (The critic writes with rapier pen, dips it twice, and writes again.)
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