Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.Sample Book Insights: #1 I have lived with ADD, and I know what it is like. I have had trouble holding a small child because she is in constant motion, I have had to chase a child through the store, and I have had to repeat myself 32 times to get a child up in the morning.#2 I adored Antony, my adopted son, but his room was a mess. I used to ask him if he planned to have his room that messy. His handwriting was a mess and a half hour of homework took him three hours to do.#3 When Kaitlyn was three years old, her psychologist diagnosed her with ADD. The treatment for ADD helped Kaitlyn significantly. It also helped me understand my own anxiety and focus issues.#4 Breanne’s learning struggles had nothing to do with her intelligence. The low activity in her brain was limiting the access she had to her own brain. I had her continue with the low dose of medicine along with some supplements.