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Part of the answer depends if she is on medication and how long acting it is.
The short term answer is that ADHD kids don't have filters. They don't have time to think. They just do. It is very different than dealing with a regularRegular insulin child. So yes, it is correctCorrect (new formula) to not have taken away her sleepover.
The longer answer deals with medication and behavior modification. Medication alone won't work and behavior mod alone won't work. It is a commonCommon cold problem with ADHD kids and it is something that can be dealt with if it is done correctly.. Your psychologist should be able to help. Good Luck
The short term answer is that ADHD kids don't have filters. They don't have time to think. They just do. It is very different than dealing with a regular child. So yes, it is correct to not have taken away her sleepover.
The longer answer deals with medication and behavior modification. Medication alone won't work and behavior mod alone won't work. It is a common problem with ADHD kids and it is something that can be dealt with if it is done correctly.. Your psychologist should be able to help. Good Luck