West Elm Coffee Table Marble – Hello Today I want to talk to you about a scourge that many of our contemporaries face, but which remains relatively unknown: attention deficit disorder, with or without hyperactivity, commonly known as ADHD. Surely you’ve heard, when leaving school, bad moms yelling at another kid’s kid (because insufferable kids don’t have dads, you know) “That’s a real little hater!”. If a kind soul were to pass by, she would kindly reply: “No! He’s hyper! However, a 2011 study (Lecendreux et al., 2011) revealed that only 3.5% of 6- to 12-year-old children in France have ADHD. The rest are little idiots.” So the statistics are not in favor of little Martin.
But the plague I want to bring to your attention is that 60% of children with ADHD will see their symptoms continue into adulthood (according to DSM IV-R, 2000). However, when we love children, even if they are not ours, we can forgive them their impudence, their carelessness, their impetuousness, in short, everything that children are usually hated for. But observing these symptoms in adults is quite another matter.
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One of the main symptoms of ADHD is so-called hyperkinesia, or as my grandmother used to say, “fidgeting.” If we tolerate getting up from the table 100 times under dubious excuses like “I’m tired of sitting” or playing around the house with a bouncing ball, this hyperkinesis in adults is very rare. . For example, I had all the trouble in the world explaining why and how I broke the coffee table when I climbed on it. Why kick a coffee table? how What strength do I need to climb it? How can a coffee table of this price not withstand 46 kg of pressure? I have no answer. I talked on the phone, sat on the sofa for 2 minutes, when I got up, I wanted to light a candle and engaged in a fascinating conversation. The shortest path between me and the candle was through the coffee table. So I got on the coffee table. Keskia? A conversation with a boyfriend (a lot of euphemisms for a single phrase “accident”, “discussion”..)
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And the coffee table episode is over. The person said “Banco” so my full attention was focused on this incredible news. Every day I salute the patience and courage to live with me until the next morning, when I have to explain myself to the co-owner of the coffee table. Because if only there was a coffee table…
“Mommy, it’s soccer time. Shall we go to soccer? We’re going to soccer! We’re going foooooooot!! Mommy are we going to soccer?!? »
If a parent has ADHD, their child has a 57% chance of having it (J. Biederman et al. – 1995).
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– “Mom, don’t forget the football certificate. Football, football football. You won’t forget, will you? Or I won’t be able to play. You forgot the certificate, right? »
My whole focus is on this bloody medical certificate that I struggled to get after making three appointments with a doctor who didn’t sign it the first time, and the second time it wasn’t signed and the third time I was told “when you have no head…haha!” “.
I wore my shoes to take my kid to his extracurricular activity, which if you’re following correctly, soccer. All my mental faculties were suddenly diverted:
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“I still haven’t gotten a call from the delivery man for the new dishwasher, how boring is life without a dishwasher, how was grandma?” She was not working. She had time. In fact, his job was to make dishes. But it’s sad. She and I never talked about the status of women. It’s a shame and I’d like to have his opinion on the matter.
Me in front of the football field, on time, without a certificate, with a Nutella son.
If you are not thinking about what you are doing on July 12, 1998 while reading this sentence, you are a
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While writing this sentence: I got up 4 times to get another cup of tea, the third time I had to heat some in the microwave, and in the meantime I started doing some washing and I forgot the cup. I blew on the tea because the microwave got too hot, splashed, some tea fell on the floor and I thought to myself that cooking is really disgusting, I forgot to write a sentence in that water. After wiping the tea on the floor, I got up to return to the pot and remembered to write a sentence after washing two glasses. I sat down at my desk and I wrote a little. A green light flashed left from my phone. But I stayed focused no matter what. After a good 37 seconds, unable to hold on much longer, I looked at my messages on Messenger. One thing lead to another, I followed someone, I clicked on a link about the yellow dress protest, and after a few minutes I wanted to create a new environmental political party, I forgot my sentence again. I went to make a very hot coffee and I blew on it. A feeling of deja vu. I realized again that I forgot my sentence again, lol. Today I want to talk to you about a scourge that many of our contemporaries face, but which remains relatively unknown: attention deficit disorder, with or without hyperactivity, commonly known as ADHD. Surely you’ve heard, when leaving school, bad moms yelling at another kid’s kid (because insufferable kids don’t have dads, you know) “That’s a real little hater!”. If a kind soul were to pass by, she would kindly reply: “No! He’s hyper! However, a 2011 study (Lecendreux et al., 2011) revealed that only 3.5% of 6- to 12-year-old children in France have ADHD. The rest are little idiots.” So the statistics are not in favor of little Martin.
But the plague I want to bring to your attention is that 60% of children with ADHD will see their symptoms continue into adulthood (according to DSM IV-R, 2000). However, when we love children, even if they are not ours, we can forgive them their impudence, their carelessness, their impetuousness, in short, everything that children are usually hated for. But observing these symptoms in adults is quite another matter.
One of the main symptoms of ADHD is so-called hyperkinesia, or as my grandmother used to say, “fidgeting.” If we tolerate getting up from the table 100 times under dubious excuses like “I’m tired of sitting” or playing around the house with a bouncing ball, this hyperkinesis in adults is very rare. . For example, I had all the trouble in the world explaining why and how I broke the coffee table when I climbed on it. Why kick a coffee table? how What strength do I need to climb it? How can a coffee table of this price not withstand 46 kg of pressure? I have no answer. I talked on the phone, sat on the sofa for 2 minutes, when I got up, I wanted to light a candle and engaged in a fascinating conversation. The shortest path between me and the candle was through the coffee table. So I got on the coffee table. Keskia? A conversation with a boyfriend (a lot of euphemisms for a single phrase “accident”, “discussion”..)
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And the coffee table episode is over. The person said “Banco” so my full attention was focused on this incredible news. Every day I salute the patience and courage to live with me until the next morning, when I have to explain myself to the co-owner of the coffee table. Because if only there was a coffee table…
“Mommy, it’s soccer time. Shall we go to soccer? We’re going to soccer! We’re going foooooooot!! Mommy are we going to soccer?!? »
If a parent has ADHD, their child has a 57% chance of developing it as well (J.
