Adhd

Adhd Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder Allan is hyperactive, fidgety and very restless. He will not listen, is easily distracted, cannot finish a task before he is on to something else and cannot wait his turn in-group activities. Three years ago, my ten-year-old nephew, Allan was diagnosed with ADHD and he is the perfect example for my first topic. Allan is a difficult child to be around because of his disorder. If we tell Allan to do something he will respectively say, “Yes mam” or “yes sir” but less than two minutes later he will have forgotten to do it. Another example is that when Allan is trying to do his homework he will work on it for about three minutes, then get up, and go outside to play. It takes him anywhere from four to six hours to do his homework. Allan tends to do things without considering the consequences. For example, I caught him walking on the top of my fence as if it were a balance beam. He never considered the fact that the spikes on the top of the fence could have cut him badly if he had fallen. Another example of his impulsivity was at a cookout at my family’s allan, lee, example, parenting, children, very, seems, disorder, allan’s, yes, work, whenever, two, topic, top, three, tends, tells, takes, styles, style, sometimes, something, ritalin, play, parent, mouth, minutes, medication, know, homework, hand, go, fence, feel