[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Public schools would ask for a medical evaluation.
BSA Scouts would require a copy of his latest health
check and look close to see he is takeing any recomended
medication.
Just an opinion here but sometimes (actually often) "recommended" medication
is nothing more than a temporary fix (sedative) that does nothing to help the
boy. I've seen kids with ADD/ADHD who didn't take the "recommended"
medication but were provided with proper outlets for their "expression" and
activity. They turned out just fine - actually better than fine.
Michael
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