Re: Matt---long term Amphetamine Threapy- -10+ yte

Posted by Maxime on March 21, 2005, at 14:08:25

In reply to Re: Matt---long term Amphetamine Threapy- -10+ ytears » mmcconathy, posted by gardenergirl on March 21, 2005, at 9:56:46

Does amphetamine usage make you a very bad at spelling? Is there a connection? Or is it ADD that causes it or simply poor language skills. Does amphetamine abuse, I mean use, kill the portion of the brain where language skills reside? Or are teachers to blame? How does someone reach the age of around 16 and be so poor at spelling and have improper usage of the English language? Have there been any studies on this? With the amount of kids taking these meds I am very worried that in decades to come no one will know how to form a sentence or be able to spell properly.
Maxime

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