Quote:
Originally Posted by AbbysDad
when looking for work.. find something that will let you give yourself a chance to focus for 15-30 min every so often... Im a competitive Archer, rifle competitor, pretty much anything that involves shooting, throwing, or fling objects at a precise point. My son, ADD diagnosed since 8, is involved with the same hobbies.. and the hour or 2 after he has finished a round, is about as calm a person as you can ask for...I guess its the residual focus he puts on his shooting, dart throwing, what ever. Im no expert by any means.. just my 2 cents
|
Thats why its so important to have ADHD acknowledged in not just a childs life but adults who had it missed . as one understands how to work with it one can find the best and most satisfying work.
Mine is sutiable because it gives me the physical outlet and some movement focus . But just because I have the hyperactive need doesn't mean I and Reina have to clean houses or do gardening work . nor your son .
So Reina,
at least find a theraist who is very knowledgeable with Adult ADHD and hopefully a Med connection will happen . And get help with the behavioral side fr when you go to school . Do you know what feild you want to persue and the kind of employment you want?
I gave up onmyself . But know I may have a new door to walk through . The one I wish I had before I went to grad school.
Now I know what was behind the fears .
ABBys Dad,
My brain perked up when you mentioned clay pigieon shooting , that next to Golf were my fathers favorites .
He also struggled with food drinking and smoking and was a traveling salesman. He was a jokster , inventive and creative with wood working .
Lots of variety...
Herditary .....
I was held back from music because I was always dropping my activites

I got bored.
so they didn't want to invest because of that . One of my favorite sports was basket ball
I would practice free throws for hours in our back yard basket ball court.

very satisfyig to get "swishers".
Patricia