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Congrats! I was waiting for the first person to say that. I guess you say to people who need glasses "see harder, lazy jerk!" or the guy with severe clinical depression "cheer up, it's all in your head!"

Some doctors actually do it because they like to help people. Much like some people actually going into field X because they like doing X. I was lucky enough to get doctors (with a few exceptions) that actively do love what they do and helping patients. I know that's not everyone's experience, but I had a doctor who's…

I hate this 'crutch' shit that people say about meds. Doesn't anyone realize that a crutch is a tool to let someone with a disability get around the same way people without disabilities do? You don't take crutches away from an amputee, so I don't know why you'd do it to someone with a learning disability.

While there's some good information here, I find that these types of articles (as evidenced by the comments) make people believe that ADHD is all in people's minds and that medication is generally unnecessary. This type of thinking is dangerous because it stigmatizes the disorder and makes people less likely to seek…

Divorce, earthquakes, death, being jobless, and going bankrupt.