I am even more happy having just looked at the top right hand corner and realised that my tiny avatar has its own tiny party hat.
On the subject of ADHD, my daughter was a teenager before she was diagnosed.Thankspaceyou for responding. I thought that might be the case with the medication clearing the mind a bit so why if she is medicated does she still act so irrationally. Unless she's not adhd and the medication she obtained actually makes her wired up and impulsive.
You've also eased my mind about medicating my child in the future.
Thank you too.
It's a fab book, will worth a readI love Grace Dent too. I agree she felt she didn’t fit in with yummy mummy’s. She’s proper working class too but with an aspiring middle class mum. Her autobiography is brilliant. Had me laughing and sobbing in equal measure.
I really don't get the stigma of using medication to help those with ADHD. People take daily medication for a whole host of other medical issues, so I don't get why you'd get shamed for helping someone with ADHD in the same way? I need my medication to stay on an even keel. It's no biggie.On the subject of ADHD, my daughter was a teenager before she was diagnosed.
I too was very hesitant about *medicating her*.
Her psychiatrist explained that it would become apparent very quickly if the medication
was working or not. If not, then we would take her off it.
Within a week I was getting phone calls from the school to tell me positive things
about her progress/behaviour/concentration levels etc.
Before this it had been a relentless 2 years of phone calls from the school COMPLAINING!!
As an adult my daughter has stopped medicating, but is very bright and has strategies
that help her to cope/manage her ADHD.
She now works with autistic adults in care and I know she is wonderful at her job as she
*gets* the quirks if you like so is able to be extremely empathetic and work out strategies
that help for each client.
Carefully manages to avoid identifying anyone, in this spontaneous outpouring of pain that is absolutely not a prepared shitbomb to drop at the most auspicious moment, but too fugued up to add a trigger warningView attachment 485979
Sighs
This is not how dissociation works, you do not compose several well thought out posts in a dissociative state and then not remember.
It has echos of the Roseanne Barr tweets when she blamed the ambien.
I forsee a time in the futire when she tweets something extremely stupid and then blames it on dissociation.
Your hat fits really wellCame for the Jack receipts (and the community, wit, real life stories, in jokes, sheep pics, food advice) and stayed for the hats...
Grated chickenIf its very small pieces of chicken you'd probably be okay.
As I was struggling to get to sleep amidst covid jab side effects, I confess I didAs long as tomorrow @SweetTransvestite once again bursts into the thread, all dressed up and ready to party, all will not be lost.
Babe, same xI don’t have anything to say but I’ve changed my picture and wanted to see it bigger with the hat. Please ignore me!
I'm also interested to see how Ruby interacts with her. I guess it's easier to ignore stupidity on a zoom but OTOH I've noticed myself that it's less easy to suppress eyerolls.I want to see this panel she is on with Dent () & Ruby. As much as I cannot srand Dent, I wouldnt imagine she'd put up with eejits.
So good int it. Perfect silent judging face for tattle tooLove your profile pic! That film
Shan’t.I don’t have anything to say but I’ve changed my picture and wanted to see it bigger with the hat. Please ignore me!