Is ADHD actually vaccine damage?
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When I was young, no one had ADHD. (Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder). Or at least no one was diagnosed with it!
Come the mid-1980’s, the term emerged from the medical diagnosis gloom and experts have been using it ever since. I see that the Conservatives have now pledged to save £2.8bn a year by ending Disability Living Allowance payments to families of children with “milder cases” of behavioural disorders, learning difficulties or ADHD. According to Kemi Badenoch…
“If you tell a young person that their ADHD means they are defective and will never amount to anything, that mindset is likely to be more destructive to their future than the condition itself.”
This has created a predictable chorus of disapproval from the Labour Government and its handmaidens in the BBC. So I wanted to dig a bit deeper into this alleged condition. I mean, is it even real?
Let’s start with the numbers.
