No no no no! No diet!

[CNF2002]

I didn't mean to offend. But I did want to point out that it is severely overdiagnosed. Any highly active child is at risk of being labelled in such a way that passes blame from the system to the child suffering from a medical condition.

Parents fault? You bet! Not all the time...but its also the fault of the school system, for not recognizing how our children learn and adapting to them. Instead, they try to force children to adapt to how they want to teach and administer their school system. Suddenly if a child doesn't or won't fit to their little formula, he or she must have something wrong with them.

Just branching off one part of the discussion that caught my interest.

I agree with you entirely on the soda issue.

[basshole]

Hell I thought it was the magic mushrooms and LSD!!! How could I be so far off base???

Plus, diet coke has splenda in it; which I am still convinced causes cancer and will generally kill you. Plus it tastes horrible......

All great software development projects are fueled by Diet Coke. All great code is written between 9:00 pm and 1:00 am, by people on their 5th Diet Coke of the day....... Diet Coke: rocket fuel for software dev. projects!

[jstark47]

Hell I thought it was the magic mushrooms and LSD!!! How could I be so far off base???

Plus, diet coke has splenda in it; which I am still convinced causes cancer and will generally kill you. Plus it tastes horrible......

All great software development projects are fueled by Diet Coke. All great code is written between 9:00 pm and 1:00 am, by people on their 5th Diet Coke of the day....... Diet Coke: rocket fuel for software dev. projects!

Mushrooms? Acid? Dude, that is so, like, uhmm, 1960's, y'know?

[Loonette]

Mushrooms? Acid? Dude, that is so, like, uhmm, 1960's, y'know?

No way!! More like last summer! (well, for some anyway).

Cheers,
Loonette