Yesterday I went to two leaders rallies in Vancouver, Michael Ignatieff’s in North Vancouver and Elizabeth May’s in Vancouver At the Green party rally that started at 7.30pm in front of the train station in Vancouver I asked Elizabeth May who’s @elizabethmay on Twitter “Do you knew that 20-45% of prisoners have ADHD?” Only 5% […]
#10. This post is a part of a series where people answer my anonymous survey question. If you have ADHD but haven’t gone public with it, what would it take to you go public with ADHD? There are risks and rewards for going public with ADHD AND for staying hidden in the ADHD closet. See
21-45% of prisoners have ADHD 15 studies from peer-reviewed journals show. If people with ADHD are 4 to 9 times more likely to commit crimes and go to jail than non ADDers, shouldn’t every court screen for ADHD and offer diagnosis and proper treatment? The UK screens all prisoner for ADHD why don’t we? Update.
#9. This post is a part of a series where people answer my anonymous survey question. If you have ADHD but haven’t gone public with it, what would it take to you go public with ADHD? There are risks and rewards for going public with ADHD AND for staying hidden in the ADHD closet. See
#8. This post is a part of a series where people answer my anonymous survey question. If you have ADHD but haven’t gone public with it, what would it take to you go public with ADHD? There are risks and rewards for going public with ADHD AND for staying hidden in the ADHD closet. See