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Preparing for Your First Visit to Your ADHD Doctor – Part II: Make Your Appointment
Make Your Appointment: Now that you have chosen your doctor, it is time to make the first appointment. Before making that phone call, be sure to check your work and social calendars, your children’s school calendar, and their extracurricular activity … Continue reading
Unsung Heroes: Mothers of ADHD Children: Part Four
Moms: Re-evaluate Your Priorities: With so many demands on the mothers of ADHD children, it is easy to lose oneself in the midst of caring for your children. The most important thing a mother can do for her children is … Continue reading
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Preparing for Your First Visit to Your ADHD Doctor – Part I: Choosing Your Doctor
Beforehand If you have not read my post, What to Consider When Choosing Your ADHD Doctor, please do so before proceeding. If you have read the post, and taken the first step to finding the right doctor for your situation, … Continue reading
