Dear Deed: Recently, my son was diagnosed with ADHD, and I am trying to cope.

Sometimes his behavior and collapse are so difficult. He has already received medication, but the side effects worry me.

It is difficult for me to train him. I am not sure to adopt the correct method because I know it is not his fault and his brain behaves differently.

I am a 38 year old single mom. He is seven years old.

I’m crazy and don’t know what I should do when he breaks the house. I tried my best, but I couldn’t help feeling like a terrible mother.

I am worried that someone will take him away from me.

Dide said: It is important to remember that children with ADHD cannot help their behavior.

Pay attention to the warning signs. If your son seems to be getting depressed, over-excited and about to lose control, you can intervene by distracting him and keep him out of the situation if possible.

You did a great job with his help. A little support will help both of you.

The National Attention Deficit Disorder Information and Support Service (addiss.org.uk) can help you better understand your son’s behavior.

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