Comments on: Developments That Have Led to the ADD/ADHD Diagnosis Crisis http://3stepsadd.com/premium/developments-that-have-led-to-the-addadhd-diagnosis-crisis/ Scientific Proven Ways to Eliminate ADHD Naturally Tue, 16 Mar 2010 23:07:29 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9 hourly 1 By: Elaine Morgan http://3stepsadd.com/premium/developments-that-have-led-to-the-addadhd-diagnosis-crisis/comment-page-1/#comment-387 Elaine Morgan Fri, 15 Aug 2008 20:21:10 +0000 http://3stepsadd.com/premium/?p=220#comment-387 Interesting article on a topic not many are willing to discuss. Why is it that everybody has to have a label attached to those behaviors that are troublesome? What happened to taking some personal responsibility for one's behavior rather than using an inaccurate diagnosis of ADD as an excuse? Elaine M. Interesting article on a topic not many are willing to discuss. Why is it that everybody has to have a label attached to those behaviors that are troublesome? What happened to taking some personal responsibility for one’s behavior rather than using an inaccurate diagnosis of ADD as an excuse?

Elaine M.

]]> By: Richard Billard http://3stepsadd.com/premium/developments-that-have-led-to-the-addadhd-diagnosis-crisis/comment-page-1/#comment-380 Richard Billard Thu, 14 Aug 2008 19:34:30 +0000 http://3stepsadd.com/premium/?p=220#comment-380 Thanks for this interesting article. I am a teacher of fifth grade boys. I cannot tell you how many parents come to me to complain about their sons' "wild, out of control" behavir. Inevitably, alnost every single one of them asks, "Do you think he has ADHD?" I want to shake the majority of them and say, "Heck no! They are 10 years old, they're boys - what did you expect they'd be like?" R. Billard Thanks for this interesting article. I am a teacher of fifth grade boys. I cannot tell you how many parents come to me to complain about their sons’ “wild, out of control” behavir. Inevitably, alnost every single one of them asks, “Do you think he has ADHD?” I want to shake the majority of them and say, “Heck no! They are 10 years old, they’re boys – what did you expect they’d be like?”

R. Billard

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