u/Mountain_Air1544

If you refuse to even allow your ADHD a med break after they express that the side effects are too much you are abusive

If your child has ADHD and is medicated and you do not allow them to get off of the medication or at least take a break after they express that they do not like the way the medication makes them feel or that the side effects are worse than their condition you are abusing that child.

Anytime this comes up somebody automatically jumps to defending medication by saying that if you had any other condition like diabetes you would take medication for that however that analogy has never worked and bringing that up to try to justify why you will not allow your child to feel better is dismissive and shows that you do not care

It's obvious that the only reason parents do this is because they don't want to actually deal with their child who has ADHD which as an ADHD mother of an ADHD child I understand how hard it is but medicating them until they no longer feel like they know themselves is psychological abuse that will have long-term physical impacts

Medication is not the only treatment option and medication does not work for everybody for many of us the side effects are worse than the condition itself

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u/Mountain_Air1544 — 5 days ago

We just finished our last day of our homeschool year AMA

I am currently up late planning out what our homeschool will look like when we return from our short summer break. This has been my first year homeschooling both of my kids and the first year they were homeschooled the entire year ama

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u/Mountain_Air1544 — 7 days ago

Has anyone else tried the basket method?

I have been doing this for years probably longer than it has been all over social media and it is really the only thing that keeps me on top of my housework.

Basically you just put baskets all over your house so you can quickly tidy putting all the odds and ends into baskets and then when the basket gets full you just put the stuff away.

I like that I can visually see when a basket is too full and I don't have to worry about trying to put away every room of the house at the same time I also have a minor physical disability that makes it hard for me to keep up on the house and I have two boys my youngest being nonverbal autistic and my oldest being ADHD as well and this helps them keep up with their chores.

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u/Mountain_Air1544 — 7 days ago
▲ 2 r/AMA

I am a pagan and practice witchcraft ama

I have nothing to do so I am going to do a few more ama posts I guess

I have been a practicing pagan and witch for over 16 years now. I am an eclectic pagan meaning I follow a blend of different traditions.

I'm not interested in debating whether you believe in deities or if you think witchcraft works or not. I believe you are entitled to your beliefs but I am willing and interested in answering anyone's questions about it.

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u/Mountain_Air1544 — 11 days ago