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Our adult Daughter has ADD and is not managed well what can we do

Jim

07/09/09

Jim

Topics:our Daughter and ADD , Adderall , Workplace Issues , Parenting , Treatment

our Daughter has been seeing a Dr for 4 years at first she did better but now she has regressed back to her old ways she is on adderol (sp) and continues to loose jobs and not get along with anyone includeing us her parents we need a good Dr for her

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Eileen Bailey

Friday, July 10, 2009

Jim

Thank you for your question and welcome to ADHDCentral.com.

Your daughter should speak with her doctor about what she is experiencing. She may want to discuss having a new evaluation completed. Sometimes, when treatment is not working, if you start at the beginning, it can help.

For more information: ADHD - When Treatment Isn't Working

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