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ADHD & Michael Phelps: Medication is Not a “Crutch”

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A fellow blogger at Psychology Today wrote a post on Michael Phelps’ ADHD not being a true disorder, and stating that stimulant medication for ADHD is a “crutch”. Here is my response.


One of the greatest disservices to children and adults with mental health issues is marginalizing those who need medication. In Marilyn Wedge’s blog post “What We Can Learn From Michael Phelps

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“The gaslighting parent usually has a “golden child” and a “scapegoat child.” The former can do no wrong, whereas the latter can do no right. This pits siblings against each other, and these feelings of competition commonly extend into adulthood.”
― Stephanie Sarkis, Gaslighting: How to recognise manipulative and emotionally abusive people - and break free

“they get frustrated more easily, and they just don’t seem to learn from their mistakes.”
― Stephanie Sarkis, Adult ADD: A Guide for the Newly Diagnosed

“This is the gaslighters’ mantra. As noted earlier, personality disorders have a feature called ego-syntonic behavior. This means that people with a personality disorder feel that they are normal and everyone else is crazy. They feel their behavior is perfectly acceptable and meets the needs of their ego. This is one of the reasons that people with personality disorders are so difficult to treat—they don’t think anything is wrong with them or their behavior.”
― Stephanie Sarkis, Gaslighting: Recognize Manipulative and Emotionally Abusive People -- and Break Free

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