Ghostwriter
I am going to begin by getting something off my chest! Someone should have reminded Albert Eisenstein how to use a comb. He knew what a comb was for when he was younger.(Now that I have finished with my little rant I can move forward.)
Albert Eisenstein had ADHD. While he may of had to adjust the way he did things, he was certainly successful. I am not certain that they said he had it until they examined his behaviors as an adult.
Yep cause if the parents make the child feel like he is invincible, he can achieve great things 🙂
Well it really depends on how someone handles illness. Some copes really well and exceeds expectations.
I agree and when it is a child that has it, the way the parents handle it is most important.