| my best friend has adhd and he has the same problem i n his life he hates having add but he cant change that i love him so very much so don't leave your husband he really can't help his mood swings they just come and go its not your fault hun so dont get upset he really needs u the most and your kids just give him space thats all u can do :( ↑ |
| Hello there. I too have a husband with ADHD. He has known since he was 6 that he has it. At times he is hard to deal with and does get mad easily, however, we don't have any children yet. I don't suggest threatening him with divorce, because that may make it worse and besides is divorce what you really want? if its not then don't threaten it. My husband doesnt take medication because when he did it only made him into a zombie. He didn't talk or get active. He only wanted to sit on the couch and do nothing. I would suggest changing his diet or telling him to go to a dr. to see what else besides medication he can do to help his condition. For instance, changing his diet or being really active has helped my husband. good luck! ↑ |
| i believe my husband has adhd: my son has adhd and my other son has autism. I can control the autism behavior but 2 adhd. Boy do i need help. I can handle the kids but an adult. that's more stressful. how do i cope with my husband when i don't know much adhd in adults. he's diabetic as well. Help?! ↑ |
| beat the snot out of him and leave ↑ |
| Hello, As a male with ADHD, i can see many of these traits but have learned to controle or adapt to them, one of the best ways to under go controling them is to asess and adress diet issues, i have noticed my moods get very swingy when i have not eaten, or when i have taken in a lot of sugar. the reasoning for the mood swings is normal among individuals with adhd but can be controled. adjust the diet to healthy eating and you should see the mood swings level out a bit, they will always be there a bit but they dont have to be so off the chart!! ↑ |
