Parents Drugging Preschoolers With Antidepressents

[Evil Gemini]

• the individual has difficulty sustaining attention
• is easily distracted
• often does not seem to listen
• often shifts from one uncompleted activity to another
• often loses things necessary for tasks
• often interrupts or intrudes on others
• has difficulty awaiting turn in groups
• often blurts out answers to questions
• often engages in physically dangerous activities without considering the consequences o often talks excessively
• has difficulty playing quietly
• has difficulty remaining seated
• often fidgets or squirms in seat
• has difficulty following instructions.

OK lets seee ummm......

thats about......99.9% of all the kids on this planet

[dwightfry]

Q. How many kids with A.D.D. does it take to change a lightbulb

A. Wanna go ride bike?

[Arm]

Originally posted by dwightfry@13 February 2004 - 11:38
Q. How many kids with A.D.D. does it take to change a lightbulb

A. Wanna go ride bike?

Hell yes.


Canti, it's good to see someone agrees with me.
When Arm not in good mood he can be extremly radical and irraitonal in his views. Oh yeah something is definetly up with the pharmaceutical companies and the schools. The best thing for parents to do is never get their kids tested for ADHD. If the school people make the parents diagnose their kids, they should tell the schools to fuck off.

Pump the kids full of drugs so they shut up and the school gets money from the pharmaceutical companies and since the drugs turn the kids into zombies, the lazy school people don't have to deal with them. Same goes for the fat, lazy, ignorant and irresponsible parents.

• the individual has difficulty sustaining attention
• is easily distracted
• often does not seem to listen
• often shifts from one uncompleted activity to another
• often loses things necessary for tasks
• often interrupts or intrudes on others
• has difficulty awaiting turn in groups
• often blurts out answers to questions
• often engages in physically dangerous activities without considering the consequences o often talks excessively
• has difficulty playing quietly
• has difficulty remaining seated
• often fidgets or squirms in seat
• has difficulty following instructions.

1) Arm has no attencton span.
2) I am very easily distracted.
3) Yeah that can happen alot too.
4) I'm not really sure.
5) Again I don't know
6) Yeah I do that alot. B)
7) Although I prefer not to wait I can.
8) Yep I blurt out answers alot. :angel2:
9) Nope I am precautious. But I do talk too much.
10) No I can play quietly. Unless you are my dad and the sound of a pin dropping on a carpet floor can wake you up.

And for the last 3 Arm has 'em all. Hmm so I just have 8 of the symptoms. d: