Re: first impressions of you

[Anonymous]

really love all that i read. i listened to the program on cbc on sept first when i was at work. i was cleaning a house and i swept the floor so i could listen to the program instead of using the central vac which would have drowned out the radio program and have been too noisy. I have researched the topic to death as i had a child with add and torettes and a daughter with add and then the pediatritian set a book in front of me at one apt about twenty years ago add with adults. so i found out like red green through my son that i had add. I loved the part in the program on cbc that a person with add didn’t even recognize that there was a box. never mind trying to get inside of that box. i really enjoy the idea of being comfortable with who i am with add it is a difficult thing to have without a few close friends that support and let me be who i am. i get that for first impressions i need to with hold who i really am til they are able to get the real me and enjoy the spontenaity and fun and things that i can bring to a friendship relationship like a zanny sense of humour and a spontenaity that isn’t in someone without he add component.

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