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Hey,here's an idiot question. Is it possible for an adult to "grow" into ADD when he/she had no such symptoms as a child or teen? Or, does the person need to have had ADD symptoms when they were a kid? Heard a story from a friend of a friend that his cousin was always alert and had very high grades during elementary and high school and half way through college but then did a complete 180 and was disorganized, played video games or went to bars all the time and didn't finish a lot of his school work - he ended up having to repeat a year. He bought some Focalin from a dealer and was able to "feel normal again"; he then was able to get a legit prescription for himself. I asked if he suddenly went through some trauma (family member or friend died, a break up, or even a head injury)and the friend mentioned he didn't. Not too sure if maybe the guy was just suddenly bummed out but it just sounded strange to suddenly go ADD with no past symptoms in childhood. Clearly this is my own ignorance shining through; I just want to know how often it happens and if it can "work" that way with some people.
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# ¿ Apr 4, 2010 03:51 |
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