Women with Attention Deficit Disorder: Embrace Your Differences and Transform Your Life

Women with Attention Deficit Disorder: Embrace Your Differences and Transform Your Life | Sari Solden | Required Reading for Women Who Think They Might Have ADD!

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	Women with Attention Deficit Disorder: Embrace Your Differences and Transform Your Life Sari Solden Underwood Books, 2005 - 304 pages average customer review:based on 59 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

an ADDult

I was soooooooooo relieved after i read this book,as I am not the hyper type(although I talk a lot-but I am not jumping around -fidgeting or worse daydreaming when I have to sit still)
A lot of is highlighted in yellow and I lended it to the ADD psy(he heard about but did not have the opportunity to read,well this could have save both of us a lot of time,anyway...)
It was like a thriller I spend 3 nights and days reading and reading.I highly recommend it along with "ADD in women" by nadeau,this one is more recent and quote a lot from it.

Required Reading for Women Who Think They Might Have ADD!

This book stilled so many fears and anxieties I've had for years because I had no idea what was wrong with me but knew it had to be something terrible! Now, after reading this very informative book, I feel enlightened about a woman's unique symptomology as compared to boys and men.....no wonder I never dreamed that I might have ADD!

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This is Me!

I just got this book yesterday and I'm up to Chapter 6! I was just recently diagnosed with ADD and it seems every page of this book is describing some aspect of my life! I can't wait to read the next page, the next chapter, the next section. I'm hoping to also be able to help my teenage son who also has ADD. Thank you Sari for helping me know that I am definately not alone!

Women with Attention Deficit Disorder

This book revealed things that were going on in my life that I didn't actively realize were happening to me. It taught me a lot about ADD and the non-hyperactive form of ADD commonly found in women. Still struggling to find balance in my life... kinda wonder if I ever will.

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A good book with great points

I only gave this book 4 stars because it isn't for everyone, IF you already know about your disorder and why you do the things you do I would not recomend it. Although it is great for people who need to know more about ADD without Hyperactivity and I think it is wonderful that is is being addressed since I have that particular ADD I think it is great for my husband to read or my family so they can better understand me. The problem is is that I know my problems I was seeking help and didn't find it just another book telling me whats wrong with me and not how I can better myself. Although the book made great points it was very hard to follow and I skipped around a LOT because there was nothing to hold my interest and for a book FOR people with this disorder it seems to be more readble for someone without it.

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