ress. Many children feel like they are losers, or failures. They are usually teased and taunted at school because they are different. Although we know that they are not failures, trying to tell a child with this disorder is very difficult. The situation has to be handled very carefully so that the child is not hurt more. The child needs lots of encouragement and praise from his/her parents, siblings, and other close family. School professionals should also take part in encouraging the child. Going through school with this disorder can leave a child suffering psychologically. With all the anguish that comes with ADHD, the child can grow up and live with this torture all his/her life. They will feel stupid and worthless and often times never grow out of the fierce effects that ADHD puts on young children. They often go through psychological counseling and treatment for depression. As this paper has shown, Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder is a traumatizing disorder to live with. It requires a great deal of support from all family members, school professionals, and medical professionals to help a child learn to live with ADHD. A child will rarely grow out of this disorder but will often find they deal with ADHD very well. It takes a lot of work for a child to learn to cope with ADHD. Most children, however, will grow up normal and live a very happy and healthy life....
