Restless Freddy No Ordinary Boy: A child's struggle with life, school and ADHD

Restless Freddy No Ordinary Boy: A child's struggle with life, school and ADHDLife is chaotic enough, but for 8 year-old Freddy it is downright mystifying. The doctor says Freddy has something called "ADHD," but what does that mean? Maybe it's the reason he struggles so much with unpredictable mysteries like "substitute teachers"-or why he gets in trouble all the time at home.Not only does Freddy struggle to focus and follow instructions he doesn't seem to follow social cues that seem to come easy for his classmates, but he's also got to deal with Eddie-his chaos adverse younger brother with a diagnosis of his own. Between Freddy's ADHD and Eddie's ASD, there is more mayhem and mischief at home than anyone ever dreamed.Survive Freddy will, though-and thrive. Follow Freddy's journey as he fights to have his needs met using the only tools he has.This book is recommended for children, parents, teachers, and caregivers of children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder (ADHD).