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elmiko
@elmiko (6630)
• United States
23 Aug 08
Theres been studies saying over time that Ritalin changes the brains of kids. They never had Ritalin back then but they did have strict dicipline which probably would be considered child abuse now. There has also been a case to...
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4you4me4us
@4you4me4us (53)
• United States
19 Mar 08
Many parents today rely on Ritalin to keep their children calm, focused, and under control. Some people see it as a way to control Kids who are hyper and overactive... Do you think Ritalin is the right choice for young children?
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MommaOfAllTrades
@MommaOfAllTrades (969)
• Canada
22 Jan 08
My daughter had her school observation yesterday. One to determine whether or not she is ADHD. Let me just start by saying that I'm not impressed. The worker only stayed an hour and a half during the morning. The teacher and I...
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JillianBillington
@JillianBillington (91)
• Australia
8 Apr 07
I know someone that has been on this drug since they were six years old. They are now twelve years old. The effect on their brain has caused quite a lot of paranoid (excuse the spelling please) delusions over the years. Their...
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poppoppop111
@poppoppop111 (5731)
• Canada
26 Mar 07
are any of your kids taking ritalin for add or adhd. doctors keep telling me my daughter had a hard time staying still, is always on the go and can't concintrate on one thing. they told me the teachers might have a problem with...
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pointlesspunk
@pointlesspunk (100)
• Canada
14 Mar 07
I apologize in advance, my thoughts are very unorganized and generally all over the place. I have so much to write about this subject but I’m trying to keep it short. Anyways, read on, sorry for the lengthy topic though.
After...
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AngelNicki
@AngelNicki (412)
• United States
9 Mar 07
Hi! The reason I'm writing this is because the other day I had seen a message where someone was asking if Ritalin was overused in schools. I found out about this one school in New York that is kind of an alternative school, and...
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CheckNitout
@CheckNitout (853)
• United States
18 Jan 07
psychiatric drug like Ritalin and Prozac. That's right they pay the school $500 per month per child on these medications. Now I ask you what is the purpose for this if not to give the school an incentive to put more children on...
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Ainsley Jo Phillips
@AJ1952Chats (2331)
• Anderson, Indiana
25 Nov 06
When I was in my early twenties, I became one of the people who was "managed" by Thorazine. Right before I turned 25, I was "managed" by Navane.
Although I was only on those drugs for a fraction of my life (Thorazine from...
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