I've just been notified that this site was named one of the top ADHD sites for 2012 by GoodTherapy.org - a site dedicated to helping people connect with a good therapist and explore whether or not therapy is right for them. I'm delighted to receive the recognition! And would like to introduce you to their site - if you are considering whether counseling might be right for you, they have lots of articles about what to look for, as well as a list of counselors who might be near you. (You can also find counselors and coaches I know about for ADHD and ADHD relationship counseling at my list of professional resources.)
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ADHD and no health insurance
Melissa,
Thank you so much for this website. It deserves the recognition. It may or may not save us, but at least I know I'm not crazy. Nor is he. He's wired differently.
Do you have advice for people with no health insurance? My SO has ADHD, in my opinion; he meets 20 of 20 of diagnostic criteria from this source. http://www.adders.org/info7.htm
Additional evidence: I could have written nearly every post on this site. And I feel like my brain is spinning, trying to keep up with my man.
I am researching, reading, gaining understanding, supporting, and encouraging. I am also discouraged and frightened. I don't know how, or if, we and or/I will survive this disaster. It is almost more than I can bear. I am trying and doing. My Grammy taught me; have courage. One foot in front of the other.
I am still walking.
Again, I thank you.
Options no insurance
See my blog post...
No insurance
Thank you.