So I have been away from blogging for a number of week (hmmm months to be precise) and i have missed it but I havent as well. I havent missed feeling I have to blog or feeling I have to read other blogs.
Having had some time off from the blog and coming back to it, I have thought a lot about why I started blogging. I think it was to find more support for ADHD.
ADHD is something that affects our family life.
My eldest son suffers from it.
I get very frustrated that ADHD hinders my son's ability to learn and concentrate but is not deemed a disability even though he is on the special education needs register.
We don't stand a chance of getting a statement of needs.
In order to keep his focus and for him to learn he needs support.
I find not many people really understand ADHD or how it affects the individual or their family.
I find people think ADHD is just an excuse of terrible behaviour.
I find a lot of the support / help sites are based in America and therefore the educational side is not always relevant or helpful to those of us in the UK.
I wanted to help to raise awareness.
I wanted to meet other people experiencing the same.
I wanted to share.
Have I achieved any of this?
Just take a look at my blog pages I set up and it is obvious the answer is NO.
So this November I have decided to set myself a challenge.
I will try and do a blog post daily about ADHD, or something to do with it. I am setting myself an ADHD blogging month! Having written this, I hope i stick to it!!
Showing posts with label ADHD Primarily inattentive ADHD. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ADHD Primarily inattentive ADHD. Show all posts
Thursday, 25 October 2012
Tuesday, 31 January 2012
ADHD resources
I am not sure if I am meant to do things like this so I apologise in advance if I am stepping on anyone's toes.
About 2 years ago i started following a great blog for ADHD - Primarily Inattentive ADD.com and have found some really useful help. advice and articles through it. It has been quite a long time since I checked in with it but it has changed a fair bit since then and now includes a forum as well as blog posts. The site is mainly US based which I find a little frustrating as obviously all research, and many articles, discussions on medications are based in the US.
I wanted to share the following link to an article they have just published on the blog which I found very interesting and also to direct others to their site
http://www.primarilyinattentiveadd.com/2012/01/drug-or-non-drug-adhd-treatment-what-is.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+PrimarilyInattentiveAdd+%28Primarily+Inattentive+ADD%29
Eventually I would like to include various things on my blog about ADHD as I find there is little out there in the UK, I certainly don;t come across many blogs, or perhaps I am not looking in the right places?
About 2 years ago i started following a great blog for ADHD - Primarily Inattentive ADD.com and have found some really useful help. advice and articles through it. It has been quite a long time since I checked in with it but it has changed a fair bit since then and now includes a forum as well as blog posts. The site is mainly US based which I find a little frustrating as obviously all research, and many articles, discussions on medications are based in the US.
I wanted to share the following link to an article they have just published on the blog which I found very interesting and also to direct others to their site
http://www.primarilyinattentiveadd.com/2012/01/drug-or-non-drug-adhd-treatment-what-is.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+PrimarilyInattentiveAdd+%28Primarily+Inattentive+ADD%29
Eventually I would like to include various things on my blog about ADHD as I find there is little out there in the UK, I certainly don;t come across many blogs, or perhaps I am not looking in the right places?
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