This article confirms to me everything I felt raising an active little boy entering school in 2000. I read to him so much as a baby/toddler and he attended preschool and was social. I thought I set him up for success. It was the school system that failed him. But I refused to get him diagnosed with ADHD like everyone else was doing. Don’…
This article confirms to me everything I felt raising an active little boy entering school in 2000. I read to him so much as a baby/toddler and he attended preschool and was social. I thought I set him up for success. It was the school system that failed him. But I refused to get him diagnosed with ADHD like everyone else was doing. Don’t get me wrong, I desperately wanted him to have more success in the classroom, but something told me pursuing special help was not the answer. My husband and I did everything else to build him up and just said that’s the best he can do. He found other outlets for success and positive experiences and we didn’t punish him for “bad” grades. We had two other kids who were the opposite. Bookworms and loved learning. I refused to dope him up on drugs. Just didn’t feel right. He’s successful and happy today. Graduated with a masters in business and is about to get married. He’s doing fine. In fact I worry about him the least of our three kids now. The tide has changed. Reading this confirms we took the right stance even though I didn’t feel like we were doing enough to ensure his success. Weird how we live in a world where everything is broken(to quote an article on Bari Weiss’ sub stack.
Thanks for your comment. I know from personal experience it takes courage to stand up to these experts. Somehow, you as a parent are not considered an expert of your own child! I know I was treated disrespectfully and as a nuisance. It's hard because you truly do want the best for your child and it's easy to think, maybe I'm wrong and they are right. So glad you stuck to what you instinctually knew was right for your son. And again, that's not to say there aren't cases where meds are needed. But it is way out of control. Yes, everything seems to be broken and more so than ever.
Full non-compliance is the only way to go. Even further resistance doesn't take courage. It simply takes the realization that the monsters will kill you, anyway, no matter how compliant you are... And at that point, if you have submitted, you will die as a compromised human being, who has been complicit with the mass murder.
Don't forget the mandatory 72 "vaccines" that children have been receiving for several years. That is also part of the genocide, but it was only a start.
This article confirms to me everything I felt raising an active little boy entering school in 2000. I read to him so much as a baby/toddler and he attended preschool and was social. I thought I set him up for success. It was the school system that failed him. But I refused to get him diagnosed with ADHD like everyone else was doing. Don’t get me wrong, I desperately wanted him to have more success in the classroom, but something told me pursuing special help was not the answer. My husband and I did everything else to build him up and just said that’s the best he can do. He found other outlets for success and positive experiences and we didn’t punish him for “bad” grades. We had two other kids who were the opposite. Bookworms and loved learning. I refused to dope him up on drugs. Just didn’t feel right. He’s successful and happy today. Graduated with a masters in business and is about to get married. He’s doing fine. In fact I worry about him the least of our three kids now. The tide has changed. Reading this confirms we took the right stance even though I didn’t feel like we were doing enough to ensure his success. Weird how we live in a world where everything is broken(to quote an article on Bari Weiss’ sub stack.
Thanks for your comment. I know from personal experience it takes courage to stand up to these experts. Somehow, you as a parent are not considered an expert of your own child! I know I was treated disrespectfully and as a nuisance. It's hard because you truly do want the best for your child and it's easy to think, maybe I'm wrong and they are right. So glad you stuck to what you instinctually knew was right for your son. And again, that's not to say there aren't cases where meds are needed. But it is way out of control. Yes, everything seems to be broken and more so than ever.
Full non-compliance is the only way to go. Even further resistance doesn't take courage. It simply takes the realization that the monsters will kill you, anyway, no matter how compliant you are... And at that point, if you have submitted, you will die as a compromised human being, who has been complicit with the mass murder.
Don't forget the mandatory 72 "vaccines" that children have been receiving for several years. That is also part of the genocide, but it was only a start.