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Can my child have adhd but still be fine in school?

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I am a 13 year old with ADHD. I do fine in school but I take Adderall to keep me focused, even without my pill I can still control myself and stay focused, but at the end of the day I tend to fall apart. So to answer your question your child can have adhd and be fine in school. hope this helped.

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