An ADD Rat Pack | ADHD Information

Alright! It is pretty cool. Absolutely.  And we were, of course, of the opinion that "great minds" -- meaning 'ours' -- "think alike;"  that the modern factory that is public education existed solely to crank out good little drones for repetitive office/factory jobs; and that we were "too cool for school."  Many of those did extremely well during the tech boom but overall we still seem to be misfits. After being rejected by peers, my only friends in school were generally other rejected ADDers or other rejected kids. But we did become real friends and we had fun together and stood up for each other.

It was a good experience to be friends with people who didn't have much in common with you besides your disorder. You learn how to get along with all different people and you learn more about people in general.

There is something good in ADD

Did you guys have an ADD "rat pack"?