Re: Introducing Myself, re Hypermobile EDS, - Lana

[Guest guest]

Bonnie, I'm interested.what is the " quiet " type of ADD?

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Lana -

Here's what the " American Heritage Dictionary " says,

" Quiet: 1. Making no noise; silent. 2. Free of noise, hushed. 3.

Calm and unmoving, still. 4. Free of turmoil and agitation. 5.

Restful, soothing. 6. Characterized by tranquility, serene,

peaceful. 7. Not showy or brash; restrained; unobstrusive. "

I'm not sure that Bonnie understands any of these terms. You might

need to ask someone else.

[Guest guest]

> I think I wrote this before, but I think it must be ADD without the

hyperactivity. That's what my has.

>

Yes, - my husband also has a hard time waiting in line,

sitting still at movies, etc. and listening without blurting out and

interupting.

Love Lana

[Guest guest]

> I think I wrote this before, but I think it must be ADD without the

hyperactivity. That's what my has.

>

Yes, - my husband also has a hard time waiting in line,

sitting still at movies, etc. and listening without blurting out and

interupting.

Love Lana

[Guest guest]

> I think I wrote this before, but I think it must be ADD without the

hyperactivity. That's what my has.

>

Yes, - my husband also has a hard time waiting in line,

sitting still at movies, etc. and listening without blurting out and

interupting.

Love Lana