Retalin

Retalin Ritalin Imagine a child in a sixth grade reading class. The teacher is teaching in front of the class, but students playing outside on the playground distract this child. The children on the playground leave and this child becomes bored and begins to tap a pencil and swing his feet. The child’s feet then slam into the desk in front of him. This brings his focus back into the class room. After a few minutes the child is distracted by something else. The child has been told that he has ADD (Attention Span Deficit). His parents have been told he needs Ritalin. Ritalin is one of the most over prescribed and misused drugs. Now imagine an eighteen-year-old first year college student, who suddenly finds herself struggling with the workload and keeping her grades up. Friends have told her Ritalin will help. She buys some from another student, crushes it into a powder and snorts it. She gets an immediate rush and feels like she can do anything. Ritalin is becoming a problem as a street drug. Ritalin is a benefit to some students and teachers. Teachers who ritalin, children, drug, child, teenagers, school, add, tend, russell, problems, teens, help, students, drugs, take, side, should, problem, medicine, effects, because, alcohol, adhd, things, sheppard, parents, testing, prescription, loss, even, teachers, own, off, nicklin, needs