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Thursday, August 07, 2008
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In my earlier Share Post titled ADHD and Hypersensitivities, I described the difficulties both children and adults often have with sensory overload in the areas of sound, touch, sight, etc. Little is written about this common ADHD related problem and most with ADHD are unaware just how common it is. ...
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Hypersensitivities
Eileen Bailey
Sunday, August 17, 2008 at 10:27 PM
Terry
Thank you for sharing this information. My oldest son, with ADHD, always had hypersensitivities, especially to clothing. Socks in shoes are always tough, they have to feel exactly right or they will be bothered with them to the point of not being able to concentrate all day. Tags in shirts are the same way.
My youngest son, (no ADHD but possible learning disabilities, dyslexia, CAPD) also has hypersensitivities and absolutely never wears a winter coat. These new heavy sweatshirts are great, he is okay wearing one of them but always carries a coat, never wears it. He is also very picky about foods and the textures of the foods.
You are right, there is so little information about this and how it relates to ADHD and learning disabilities but there is most definately a connection.
Thanks for sharing.
Eileen
Terry
Thank you for sharing this information. My oldest son, with ADHD, always had hypersensitivities, especially to clothing. Socks in shoes are always tough, they have to feel exactly right or they will be bothered with them to the point of not being able to concentrate all day. Tags in shirts are the same way.
My youngest son, (no ADHD but possible learning disabilities, dyslexia, CAPD) also has hypersensitivities and absolutely never wears a winter coat. These new heavy sweatshirts are great, he is okay wearing one of them but always carries a coat, never wears it. He is also very picky about foods and the textures of the foods.
You are right, there is so little information about this and how it relates to ADHD and learning disabilities but there is most definately a connection.
Thanks for sharing.
Eileen