'With the disorganization, procrastination, inability to focus, and all the other bad things that come with ADHD, there also comes creativity and the ability to take risks.' David Neeleman, JetBlue Airways founder
, Lisa Aro describes the qualities that she admires most and that have set her daughter apart from others. "You have pushed me to be better, more dedicated, more courageous, to persevere, and to fight for you and me." Being a parent to her daughter Mary, has made Lisa a better person.
Howie Mandel, a game-show host and comedian/actor, was diagnosed with ADHD and obsessive-compulsive disorder as an adult, but was well-aware of the symptoms throughout his life. He says that"adults should know that it's never too late to seek help for ADHD." He hopes that being open about7 of 11
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