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Adderall Side effects
A common question of concern about ADHD treatment in children is whether or not the use of stimulant drugs like Adderall and Vyvanse is safe or even effective. Stimulants are often prescribed for symptoms that are too difficult to deal with or for conditions that doctors cannot properly diagnose as ADHD. ADHD symptoms make it impossible to accurately determine if a child actually has the disorder or whether he or she is experiencing normal developmental problems. There are, however, some common side effects of stimulants that can be easily avoided by parents if they are informed about them.
Irish BorelliPublished about an hour ago in Longevity
My Sanctuary
What separates me from reality? What goes on inside my head? Where is my sanctuary? I was blinded from my passion from an early age, I knew that I love anime and the peaceful feeling that it provided me. It allowed me to forget all of my problems and believe me or not but at thirteen years old there where many problems such as transportation for school, single parent household, not being able to be a kid. But I am not here to cry you a river. Anime gave me an escape from all of these things and that’s why I love writing them. I have been writing for a few years and it is the most beautiful talent that I never knew I had possessed. When I was younger and even until this day I would stay up right up to the break of dawn to watch my favorite anime shows. Such as gundam, zoids, yu yu hakusho which will forever be my all time best anime opening forever, cowboy bepop, android kikaider and many more.
Why I think I might like Writing.
Confusing Title right? If I didn’t like writing, I wouldn’t be writing this would I? I like writing, yes, but it’s something that isn’t easy for me. I’m the type of person who tries their best to keep their thoughts to themselves. That includes a lot of second-guessing as well. For example, I had an English assignment that said that I had to write a short fantasy story with all the things I learned in the story. I was against the idea of writing because I was lazy but somewhere in the back of my mind, I wanted to. I was afraid my mom might think I was weird, writing something that was so hidden in the back of my mind, something that I never showed to anyone except myself. I think throughout my entire life I have always been inside my head and nowhere else. I would create stories and characters in my mind. Some I thought were okay, and some I thought were so embarrassing that I couldn’t possibly write it out. But I ended up writing one of my fantasies out for the first time, all because of an English assignment.
EmilyPublished about an hour ago in Motivation
Victims Anonymous
I have spent my whole life trying to avoid being dubbed a victim. I avoided speaking about my issues in order to not be thought of as a dramatic crybaby. Yet I am here, crying over something a teenager said to me online regarding my openness online.
Guenneth SpeldrongPublished about an hour ago in PsycheHomemade solution for fix tonsillitis
Counsel a doctor prior to easing a sensitive throat, particularly for pregnant ladies and small kids. You ought not to impart things or individual things to somebody who has dynamic tonsillitis or has an irritated throat. You should stay away from any individual who is battling with a sensitive throat.
Real Lease
She sat there on the warm park bench, eerily. Staring off into the distance, just trying to mentally uncover the unknown. Until it hit her.
Breana FulinaraPublished about 2 hours ago in Motivation
Fat-or-exic
It's 5 pm. I have eaten a total of 439 calories so far today, 400 of that being in liquid form. I have to eat something substantial for dinner, but I'm really not that hungry. I mean, I am a little... but I can wait.
Guenneth SpeldrongPublished about 2 hours ago in Longevity
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‘Were’ is the most enjoyable word to type on a qwerty keyboard—the fingers on your left hand do a two-step. These are the kinds of thoughts you have when you’re transcribing through a stodgy, July night in the middle of a heatwave, and your USB fan, functioning more like that of a convection oven, precludes daylight working hours. At one point during the late-night/early-morning typing-listening-scrubbing-typing cycle, you realise that you’re no longer captaining the movements of your fingers, nor are you really paying attention to the CSO of [REDACTED] explaining for the fifth time, in a thick French accent, what he means by adaptive workflow. You’re not moving your fingers anymore. That’s not you. You’re just watching them move.
Gareth Hywel PhillipsPublished about 2 hours ago in Psyche
