Re:“Autism is a spectrum” doesn’t mean what you think (2019)
by 999900000999 on Saturday December 25, 2021 @01:02PM
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I'm not trying to be dismissive.
Their are tons of people who really do need medication.
Their are others who shop doctors to get the meds they want.
For example, it's common for kids struggling in college to get an ADHD diagnosis so they can study for longer hours. As far as I'm concerned as long as your adult, ingest whatever you want. But I don't think being unable to study Chem for 12 hours a day is an illness.
Why stop adults from doing what they want.
No one stops you from rock climbing, even though that's also dangerous.
Their are tons of people who really do need medication.
Their are others who shop doctors to get the meds they want.
For example, it's common for kids struggling in college to get an ADHD diagnosis so they can study for longer hours. As far as I'm concerned as long as your adult, ingest whatever you want. But I don't think being unable to study Chem for 12 hours a day is an illness.
Why stop adults from doing what they want.
No one stops you from rock climbing, even though that's also dangerous.