I Have ADHD, So What?
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Rejection, anxiety, and pain are common things for Katy Lisha, a fifteen-year-old high school girl, who is diagnosed with ADHD and has an anxiety disorder, she's going to a new school to start a new life because she was bullied before. Making friends is also even tougher than you would imagine when almost everything you can do is annoy other people, without it being what you desire. And, even if she manages to make some friends in New York, are her problems really going to be over or are they just going to get worse?
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