Nancy

>> My son is such a crybaby.  All I hear all day long is whining.  I'm
>> starting to think something more than ADHD is wrong with him, too.  He
>> My eldest, who is 18, is very much like that and still is :) Not sure
> Our niece lived with us while she went to college... I wouldn't exactly
> call her a crybaby, and there wasn't all that much whining, but she'd go
> into fits of sobbing with little or no provocation.  At first I'd go and
> try to comfort her, then I realized that it was a way she lets off steam
> after a heavy day...  Her mother (my sister) is also very emotional,
> often irrationally.  In both cases, being way overtired only made it
> more probable.  :)   One learns to listen for the variances, to know if
> it's something to intervene or just let happen...  :)

Yeah he could e pain but listening to him at times, I realised, that past
problems werevcoming to the foreground. Of course it s hard to work ou what is
made up

>> about the ADHD as my daughter has it and she is the opposite but I do
>> think it affects children in different ways
> ADHD does affect people differently... in some respects it can be a
> catchall term, with various manifestations...

Yeah that is for sure, they seem to use it for a number of different ailments

Sean

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