The Little Monster Free

Author: Robert Jergen
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Binding: Paperback
ISBN: 1578861047

The Little Monster: Growing Up With ADHD

Diagnosed with ADHD while he was a struggling college student, Robert Jergen's incredible life story progresses from being a happy child who enjoyed school and wanted to learn to a state of withdrawal and depression because of the constant reprimands from his parents and teachers. Download The Little Monster: Growing Up With ADHD from rapidshare, mediafire, 4shared.

By eighth grade, Jergen had twice tried killing himself. By college, he was an alcoholic. Finally, when he thought he was going to end up in a "white padded room," he was diagnosed with ADHD. Years of pain, anguish, frustration, anger, and rejection were suddenly explained.

Jergen describes how he turned ADHD into an asset that enabled him to get his Ph.D. in half the time as his non-ADHD peers, become a tenured associate professor at age 34, Search and find a lot of education books in many category availabe for free download.

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By eighth grade, Jergen had twice tried killing himself. By college, he was an alcoholic. Finally, when he thought he was going to end up in a "white padded room," he was diagnosed with ADHD. Years of pain, anguish, frustration, anger, and rejection were suddenly explained in half the time as his non-ADHD peers, become a tenured associate professor at age 34,

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