‘I have always felt different’: Children tell about life with ADHD
February 6th, 2008Children with ADHD feel different, but can be comforted and supported by caring teachers and parents, says a new report in the Journal of Pediatric Nursing. The report is based on numerous interviews with students, and includes such sections as “I missed a lot,” “I was misunderstood,” and “I learned how to manage.” Excerpts in the New York Times.
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