Thom Hartmann's 'Healing ADD' finally arrived

Thursday, December 15, 2005

I had ordered Thom Hartmann's 'Healing ADD' a while back and it finally arrived in the mail. Hooray! I've tried medication, decided that's not the way to go and am now looking at diet and mental training. I've been looking foward to this book for a while. Looking at the cover I wonder if there will be any life changing advice in there. Reading the first paragraph:

"It's about time somebody started to look at what's considered pathological with new eyes so that we can all see that being different doesn't necessarily mean that something is wrong with you."

I reckon it's off to a good start. I think he's a man after my own heart.

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