Researchers question whether ADHD should be viewed as a disorder

IT is “such as “I’m inside a pinball machine that has a hundred balls on it,” Lucy says. “Three internal monologues,” Philip says. “Like several pieces of music playing at the same time,” Sarah says. This is how people with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder behave (Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder) Describe what is going on in their heads at any given moment. With so many thoughts jostling for attention, it’s a struggle to focus. Appointments fly by quickly. Founder of relationships. Feelings of inadequacy—along with anxiety and depression—begin to creep in.