Raised on Ritalin
a personal story of ADHD, medication, and modern psychiatry
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Author
Publication
2016 - Dementian Comics, Minneapolis, Minnesota, Minnesota
Language
English
Word Count
99,750 words, Guess
Page Count
399 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-100972080163
- ISBN-139780972080163
- OCLC Control Number963212486
- Open LibraryOL44489995M
Classifications
- LCCPN6727.P344 R53 2016
Description
"At age 8 in 1985, Tyler was among the first generation of kids diagnosed with ADD and prescribed Ritalin. He would go on to take it almost every day for 8 years until it seemed like he had outgrown his ADD. He didn't give it much thought until many years later when he started having trouble again, and more importantly, started a family. What happens if his kids have the same problems at school he did? Would he give them medication like his parents had given him? Would it help? Did it help him? 'Raised on Ritalin' uses Tyler's firsthand experience of growing up with ADD and being treated with Ritalin (including his own medical records) to look at the disorder and the world surrounding it from many angles (personal, historical, scientific). This is a chance for readers to experience what it is like to be diagnosed and treated for ADD and ADHD and all of the questions and issues that can raise."--Amazon.com.
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