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Jennifer & Thorn is is feeling a bit overwhemled at the moment.
I'm a mom with a son who is 8 and Has ADHD.

Hello I'm a mother of a child how has ADHD. he was dg with ADHD at...

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My son is going to Camp Kern Tomm. I'm Nervouse as all get out. He's never been to a place like this with out us. And with having ADHD he is not responable enought i don't think. I talked to his teacher and she said he'll be find. She also said that their is no down time so he will be very busy. I'm ...
  1. He'll be fine!
    Anonymous
    Wednesday, September 03, 2008 at 09:24 AM

    My son is 14 with ADHD and has been going to summer sleepaway camp since he is 9! He learned more self control from the feedback of his peers than I could ever hope to teach him!  This past summer he was on a teen tour traveling around the country and had a great time!  Hang in there and don't be so concerned about what others think of his good morning goofy self....they may just like it!  Can't wait to hear how well it goes!!

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  2. Going to camp
    Eileen Bailey
    Sunday, September 07, 2008 at 09:37 AM

    How exciting for your son to be going off to a camp, even for one day. I am sure your son will be fine and it sounds as if you have already taken the time to talk with the teacher and she is prepared and qualifiied to handle any problems as they come up.

     

    As parents, it is always scary to let our children go away from us, but at the same time these events offer such great possibilities for them to grow and learn about dealing with their ADHD in situations other than home.

     

    Let us know how the camp goes.

     

    Eileen

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  3. I have been shown something that helps and it is all natural
    Harry Diamond
    Thursday, November 13, 2008 at 09:44 AM

    I thought the same thing when my son was to go to camp for the first time. He went for an entire month and I must have made more than a dozen phone calls to the camp director before he even left for camp. It turned out amazingly. It was better for him to go than to stay at home. He was kept very active and  they were very attentive to his needs and kept the  "private stuff'  very private and the other children had no clue there was anything different.

    Below is something that has helped and maybe you would like to learn about it.

     

    I am a single father with a 10 year old son who has ADHD and is showing mild symptoms of RAD(Reactive Attachment Disorder). When I was married we adopted him at 21 months old from Russia and have no knowledge of his background. We are no longer married and I now have my son full time 24/7 so I completely understand what you are going through.

    Yes there are challenges every day. Yes there are days where it seems like it appears as if nothing was learned or we are going backwards in the learning development area and yes at times it is very frustrating.

       There are days when I absolutely refuse to give up. (I think you know what I mean). There has never been a day where I did and there never will be that day. I am very strong willed, positive and like others keep researching in hopes there is something that will make his life just a little bit easier therefore making my life a lot easier.

       I very close friend of mine shared something with me that helped me tremendously and kept me away from the anti depressant drugs. I have shared this with others and now they no longer feel the need to use those. I always wanted to, and still do, try to find ways where my son will not need his medications and I have heard of a few success stories. My son does not like taking his medications but he does realize how beneficial they are in helping him stay focused and in control.

       After I started using this all natural, organic system (which is the easiest thing to do and tastes great) I immediately noticed the difference in me and started to do some research on how it might affect my son. I met another man, Peter G, who told me his son had suicidal ADHD and in 5 days of using this system, his son was no longer suicidal. My son is not suicidal but I was very interested in the other positive effects such as better energy and focus, control, better sleep, better thought patterns and a more positive outlook on life. I started my son on this program (he still takes his meds) and amazingly in 5 days he was a different person. At first I really didn't believe it so I gave it some more time and the results were consistant.

        I am so excited that there is something out there that is all natural and really works. His teachers, therapist and doctor all notice a major difference.

         He now is the kid at school that the other kids want to know. I hear boys and girls, even the ones who are not in his class all calling his name to say hi or goodbye. They want his acknowledgement. He now even has a "girlfriend" and does not care what others (bullies) say. He defends others and I am very proud of him. He even has befriended a boy with special needs who the bullies just mistreat terribly and he is picked on for that. I tell him he is doing the right thing and he knows it because he feels good.

         What I have learned and been given is a GIFT!

    I share this Gift because I have been blessed with it for me to give to others. This worked for me and my son and I have seen it works for thousands including people with Downs Syndrome. I have seen things that could be classified as nothing short of a miracle.

    If you are interested in learning more about this I will be more than happy to share it with you and anyone you think might benefit from this too.

     

    I look forward to hearing from you. Please contact me through email then we can set a time to talk. There is too much info to type.

     

    Harry Diamond

    applebarnharry@gmail.com

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