By Jordan Pederson I’m Not a Mess, I’m a Mom with ADHD
Messy. Unorganized. Forgetful. Lazy. I tried so hard not to be these things. I did. In fact, all of these characteristics…
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Please See My Child for More than His ADHD
When you see us in the store, you see a wild little boy who’s usually trying to run away from…
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By Krissie Lain Garland Loving a Person With Mental Illness
Editor's note: this post discusses suicide. Normal is a goal we always seemed to reach for. It was something we…
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By Celeste Yvonne I Don’t Know if it’s ADHD, But I Do Know My Son Needs Me to Fight For Him
We were driving home from preschool when my 4-year-old mumbled something almost inaudible from the back seat. "Am I bad?" My…
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By Alethea Mshar I Am a Woman With ADHD and I Never Knew It
My stomach fluttered with a mix of nerves and excitement as I sat down in the familiar office. What I…
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By Andi Snyder Why We Opted Out of Standardized Testing For Our Son With ADHD
Every year we received the email. And every year I’ve been able to ignore it. Until this year. In the…
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By Brynn Burger Impostor Syndrome: Life as an Imperfect Parent
I don’t always pick the healthiest foods, or respond to my son’s ADHD tantrums with the kindest words. But I’m…
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Why Raising An Extreme Child Requires An Extreme Marriage: 8 Ways To Strengthen Maxed-Out Matrimony
Y'all this is not a drill! In a country where over 50 percent of couples are doomed to failed marriages,…
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Mommin’ Ain’t Easy: Five Confessions of a Real Life Mom
Let’s be real, we all make mistakes. I don’t care if your last child's birthday party would have qualified you…
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The Ugly Truth About ADHD and Lying: Why Some Kids Choose To Lie Even When The Truth Is Easier
I have never met an adult who hasn't told a lie, usually within that same hour. It happens. We might…
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By Becky Weigel My Son is More Than His Labels
Sometimes I want to scream. Sometimes it is at my son and others it is to the world, "You really…
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By Heather LeRoss The Painful Decision to Medicate My Child
I held the little pills in my hand and I broke. I’d lost the fight and was now battling a…
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