WATCH HOURS - The Update - We are getting closer!

I feel like this is the telethon for Jerry’s Kid’s. Or the United Negro College Fund.
“A mind is a horrible thing to waste.”
Watch hours are also important.
Let’s continue binging! If you can help me achieve the 4000 Watch Hour goal in the next few days, I will host a live YouTube party for you here! However, you must bring your own food.
My second-most impairing ADHD is planning ahead. I will make an effort to plan ahead for a live celebration with you in anticipation of reaching this goal. Without you, this goal would be impossible ,
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We are grateful!
-Stacey Machelle

Emotional Vocabulary episode
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https://adhdadulttreatment.com/watch-hours-the-update-we-are-getting-closer/

Dr. Scott explains that EKG's are not needed for children who are starting to use ADHD medication.

William A. Scott, MD FHRS FACC FAAP: EKGs are not necessary for children who are about to begin medication for ADHD. Concern arose in the past related to voluntary reporting of incidents in children who had unrecognized heart disease.

In general, most children can take these medications quite safely without any concern. If the family has a prior history of congenital heart disease, a premature heart disease, or a significant arrhythmias, or the child themselves has a history of heart disease, an evaluation is indicated prior to beginning these medications.

There has been great debate about the need for the screening tests in children. Consequently large organizations such as American College of Cardiology and the American Academy of Pediatrics have come out with consensus recommendations where experts, physicians reviewed all the available data and determined that the EKG was not indicated for most patients beginning these medications.

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