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With Ritalin, the son also rises; it's a drug that made my Nick's life possible.(Cover Story)(Column)

A mother of a learning-disabled boy relates how the drug Ritalin has enabled him to lead a normal life. Nick, her son, was an intelligent boy with a good sense of humor, but his inability to focus and concentrate made him and his family miserable. Ritalin improved his life from the beginning.

MY SON NICK IS 11 NOW. HE'S BEEN TAKING Ritalin for five years. I do not medicate him because I am a lazy parent any more than he's a lazy child. His learning disabilities may be invisible but they are not a mirage. Ritalin doesn't get Nick high or tranquilize him. What it does do is allow him to be his best self And funny, too. He was 3 when I began to suspect that he had something other than a ...

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