Well, my second appointment is coming up this afternoon. A bit nervous, but so it goes...
Cheers (wish me luck),
Mungo
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Mungo
AD/HD is - at its core - a dysfunction of attention regulation due to genetically caused neurobiological differences. Ask me anything. I'll likely tell you. I'm an open book that way.
April 13, 2010
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