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AUTHOR: Ilovemy4kidsDATE: 02/22/04 2:17pm
SUBJECT: Re: I'm pretty sure it's ADD, now what?
IN REPLY TO: I'm pretty sure it's ADD, now what?
AUTHOR: DawnOnly
Hi there!! I went through the same thing with my son, Do the teachers think it is ADD? If so, then your next step would be to talk to you pediatrician or family doctor, they can tell you where you need to take her for the actual test for ADD, After she is tested they can help with medication and so forth, I hope this will help you out a little. GOOD LUCK
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I'm pretty sure it's ADD, now what?
 DawnOnly11/25/03 08:47pm
Re: I'm pretty sure it's ADD, now what?
 Travelinthru01/14/04 09:53am
Re: I'm pretty sure it's ADD, now what?
 Ilovemy4kids02/22/04 02:17pm
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