just a tish NE of central ND | More like, I'm staying away from him! That boy''s just not right!
..............Some of their parents shouldn't have been allowed to reproduce. Some problems are caused.
Edit to add... We cannot lump all the people with issued into a common group, so your question is really a legitimate question. There is no such thing as one remedy fixes all. It needs to be determined if medication helps (or hurts) and at what level and what kind. EACH and EVERY one of us has a disability in some way or in someone else's eyes and to us it seems normal. Medication can fix some things. and make some things worse. It all depends. I think the worst is when parents just don't give a crap about their kids and just don't care. Sometimes medication can help the kids, (sometimes)and the parents are against trying. CAN you imagine going to 12 years of school and MISSING EVEYTHING that was taught there because no one took the time to really see if any medication or extra tutoring would help their concentrate and learning? I know of adults that were so against medication to help with learning disabilities that IM VERY SURE they would have benefited themselves from it, but they don't see it that way. The same adults blamed the teachers "nowadays" for issues. Dealing with a crapload of troubled kids with no responsible parents can't be any picknick for teachers either.
Remember, people though Einstein was way out in left field and an idiot too.
>>Someone below mentioned on here about going into Walmart. (yes, I understood)..but, if the folks doing those jobs went doing those jobs, would you and I be willing to do them?
SOME kind of structured life in a lot of families would be a really good place to start out to help fix things IMHO>
Edited by School Of Hard Knock 11/23/2024 08:30
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Running across people who should be medicated
