http://adhdhelp.info/i-am-a-sibling-of-a-twin-with-adhd-and-i-need-some-advice Helping you fight your ADHD Wed, 08 Feb 2012 00:03:08 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 http://adhdhelp.info/i-am-a-sibling-of-a-twin-with-adhd-and-i-need-some-advice#comment-234 davia1143 Thu, 11 Sep 2008 16:57:43 +0000 http://adhdhelp.info/i-am-a-sibling-of-a-twin-with-adhd-and-i-need-some-advice#comment-234 Hi Jen I don't believe in ADHD. It seems everytime we take a child to the doctor with emotional problems they automatically say they have ADHD. Unfortunately for you, now your sister has an excuse to act like a brat. Hope things get better for you. Hi Jen I don’t believe in ADHD. It seems everytime we take a child to the doctor with emotional problems they automatically say they have ADHD. Unfortunately for you, now your sister has an excuse to act like a brat. Hope things get better for you.

]]> http://adhdhelp.info/i-am-a-sibling-of-a-twin-with-adhd-and-i-need-some-advice#comment-233 just_playindagame Thu, 11 Sep 2008 11:23:37 +0000 http://adhdhelp.info/i-am-a-sibling-of-a-twin-with-adhd-and-i-need-some-advice#comment-233 Time to go see your school counsellor. I would assume, that through your various teachers your school counsellor would know details in the difference in your personalities and be able to assist you in ways to deal with this. Don't deal with this on your own. I would also cease visiting the therapist, that your sister is now seeing. A therapist is there to help you with your issues - if you're not comfortable there, don't go. I would however suggest that as a family you attend therapy sessions - let rip, let the therapist know how you're feeling in front of your family and the reasons behind it, hopefully - open communication will help your cause. Remember though: It's not your sisters fault she has ADHD... Try, as hard as that may seem to find the 'bright side' to her.... Lastly, good luck. Time to go see your school counsellor. I would assume, that through your various teachers your school counsellor would know details in the difference in your personalities and be able to assist you in ways to deal with this. Don’t deal with this on your own. I would also cease visiting the therapist, that your sister is now seeing. A therapist is there to help you with your issues - if you’re not comfortable there, don’t go. I would however suggest that as a family you attend therapy sessions - let rip, let the therapist know how you’re feeling in front of your family and the reasons behind it, hopefully - open communication will help your cause. Remember though: It’s not your sisters fault she has ADHD… Try, as hard as that may seem to find the ‘bright side’ to her…. Lastly, good luck.

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