To the Facebook friend who posted a meme making fun of ADHD ... it wasn’t funny.
To the Facebook friend who posted a meme making fun of ADHD … it wasn’t funny. The meme showed a person having a meltdown; on one side, it said “ADHD,” and on the other side was a cat at a table saying, “Need ass whip.” Even worse were all the posts that followed, saying things such as “Kids being kids. Let’s drug them,” and “It’s amazing whatThe mama bear inside me wants to give all these people an “ass whip” for being so ignorant and judgmental about something they clearly know nothing about.
You understand all the problems at school – the inability to pay attention and executive functioning challenges, all the behavioral challenges, academic challenges. You understand the heartache in getting the diagnosis and knowing certain things will be challenging for your child for their entire life.
You understand the toll it takes on your marriage, and on your other children. You understand all the tears that have been shed. All of the worries in the middle of the night. The countless hours of research and talking to behavioral specialists and therapists to understand this complicated disorder, and how you can help them. You understand the guilt of losing your patience with your child, who is considered to have “special needs.
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