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Top Five ADD / ADHD Posts October 2009

Here are five of my favorite blog posts for October:

Uh Oh: Halloween + Sugar = Hyperactivity?  (Moms with ADD / ADHD)

The 4 Steps of Personal Change for Adults with ADD (Experiencing ADDvantages)

How AD/HD Makes Me More Like Monk Than I Care For ( A Splintered Mind)

Winding Down (thinkythink)

Attention Deficit Déjà Vu (Chicago Carless) 

October 31, 2009 |

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