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Re: Nature vs. Nurture?

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March 28, 2011 at 10:15 am #102678

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My;side of the family all have ADHD…. I was raised by a mother that held three jobs moved all the time, she didn’t have good traits neither does my sister and I …. My brother is the only one with out it… In School bad grade and in my days it was rough having this.. But today kids have a better chance the school have programs… If your daughter has the traits… get her help and tell the teacher’s there is help… But it is hard II look back on my life and it is rough having this….Clamdigger

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