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Re: ADD and Ritalin - Matt's POV

Matthew Adkins (msadkins@MTU.EDU)
Mon, 21 Mar 1994 12:54:07 EST


>
> Matt,
>
> You made an interesting comment about "growing out" of ADD and the need
> for ritalin....
>
> I thought ADD was a specific type of Learning Disability (that is that
> it falls into the LD definintion and shares characteristics with other
> LDs), and many LDs are life-long.
>
Don't look at me. My parents kept me in the dark. I have no book
definition for it. Apparently I have grown out of it as I stopped
taking Ritalin in fifth grade and it hasn't been talked about since.

> Do you find many places using "LD" or "ADD" as convenient labels for
> problems that may be more related to learning Styles, interest, personality
> and interest levels?
>
Again don't ask me. I haven't even thought of it in years and
probably the only people besides my family who even know if (aside from
the 300 people on this list) are in Kansas.....haven't had to worry
about Schools etc in Michigan....so I wouldn't know about labeling....

> Regards,
> Byron
>

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