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What’s The Opposite Of ADHD?

By Rory Stern | October 24, 2008

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With all the talk about ADHD, and how people struggle, I think we forget that lots of people struggle.  Lots of people in life struggle with different things.

People with ADHD do NOT hold a monopoly on struggling.  In fact, ADHD does not mean you have to struggle in life.

Let’s clear the air for a moment:

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