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Pros and Cons of ADHD
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this post was submitted on 09 Jan 2024
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I just think it's interesting. It's thought processes like this that creates treatments for said disabilities.
Oh definitely, thinking outside the box is how we develop the accommodations we need to thrive.
But the idea that there is the potential for a "cure" or 100% treatment (at this moment in time) if we just shift our perspective is damaging.
It leads to situations where bosses ask why you still need accommodations when you're on medication, because they wrongly assume the medication cures you fully.