I hate my body!

[wolfrose]

I HURT! Every part of my body hurts right now but I'm also having these traveling spasms of intense pain that just incapacitate me. Brain fog is horrible, just writing this is challenging and I'm really nauseous, not able to eat much, even watermelon is making me ill.

THIS SUX!

Comments

[gwenwolfrose.livejournal.com]

I hear ya. You know what gets under my skin along this same line is welfare mothers whose children have prescriptions for Ritalin or Adderall and they don't give the kids the pills but either take them themselves because they're speed junkies or they sell (or trade) them to buy meth.

Of course then I have a whole nother rant on the over use of diagnosing children with ADD. I've seen problem ADD children who really do need to be on the medication and I've seen kids who might be a bit on the hyper side that are just given drugs so mom doesn't have to deal with them. And people wonder why there is a huge meth problem now days... of course there is. These kids have been getting legal speed for their whole childhood and are addicted. Meth is easier to get and more potent.

[minteckers.livejournal.com]

My parents had a solution to my ADD. It was called running track and field, coupled with a wooden spoon. Their solution to my dyslexia and poor handwriting was to have me copy entire books 100% accurately onto paper. If I screwed up I 1) had to do the entire chapter over again, and 2) if my handwriting wasn't legible (keep in mind the issue here was legible, not 'perfect') I had to do the entire chapter over again.

So between running my ass off and burning all that extra hyperactivity, being forced to focus (on the books for copying) and being sharply disciplined when I didn't, all of those problems went away.

Go figure eh? I surely have my fair share of problems, but ADD, dyslexia, and poor grades haven't been one of them since the summer of 4th grade when my parents started making me do all that stuff rather than medicating me.

I hear you on the junkies. I have no problem reporting people for fraud. Generally kids are terrible liars and if asked by someone being nice to them if they take any pills and how they feel when they take them etc etc it would come to light they aren't on the medication (assuming it's not the sort of thing that could easily be shown on bloodwork).