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ADHD: How Making Permanent Lists Can Be Life-Saving
Any ADHD Hunter can tell you, coming up with a system that’s not complicated, easy to use, and pretty much fool-proof would be a god-send.
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Are ADHD Characteristics Leftover Hunter Genes?
So, let’s look at these characteristics and see if they give us any clues as to what ADHD is and where it came from.
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August 2024

ADHD: Is the Future a Mushy Haze? Pretend “Then” is “Now”!
What I do is to sit down for a moment and close my eyes. Then I imagine that the “Then” is “Now.”
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Stop Blaming our ADHD Children for Problems with the US School System
It’s both convenient and useful to label, blame, and medicate students rather than genuinely supporting or even reforming the system...
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Why It's Important to Develop “boredom Response” Techniques
Instead of drinking, drugs, or acting impulsively...
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Why Some Children are Losing Their Empathy Abilities
To have and express empathy requires that a person has had opportunities in life to imagine what it’s like to be inside another person's mind and…
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ADHD: Is Forgiveness Therapy?
Few ADHD adults I’ve spoken with over the years would say that they emerged from childhood unscathed, be it discipline or even outright abuse.
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Does Advertising “Cause” ADHD by Training Us to Have a Short Attention Spans?
Or just that some savvy advertisers, websites, and social media have identified ADHD children and adults as an exploitable market?
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ADHD: How Monica in Florida Found an Anchor in the Sea of Life
Monica tells her story about how her faith helps her stabilize her ADHD life
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July 2024

ADHD & the Collapse of the Middle Class
Long-term stress can produce measurable and definable changes in the body and brain, and those changes may become permanent over time.
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ADHD: Pick “positive addictions” like exercise
Dopamine and endorphins seem to be the Hunter’s favorite “drugs,” and are at the base of many addictions and addictive behaviors.
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ADHD As Hypervigilance Run Amok
People with ADHD often have a hypervigilant and hyper-responsive stress-sensing mechanism.
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