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Old Aug 21, 2013, 08:13 PM
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Hi,

I am single mother of 2 boys. my oldest son i just found out in the spring he has ADHD. He was taking his meds untill the end of school and has been off them for the summer. and had been doing just fine. Around the time i found out that he had this i started noticing that when i talked to him he would roll his eyes up and to the left or right. I have not said anything to him or to anyone about it. today he was with is grandmom who notices it and said something to him he said that he was not rolling his eyes at her and got upset about. I tried to look on the web about ADHD and Tics in kids but there is so much stuff and i just got confused. i am wondering if anyone else has had the some issue and if so how to i go about this. do i contact the dr.

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Old Aug 22, 2013, 04:53 PM
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I'm not familar ADHD, but if I were you I would consult his doctor.
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Old Aug 22, 2013, 05:03 PM
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Agreed, you need to get the doctor involved as much as is possible here methinks
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