Alright. Im doing it right here
when jason luis aguirre was born, his dad had high hopes for him. Being from south america, he wished one day his first born son would be a soccer star. His mother, of course, just hoped for the best. She wished he would do well in school and live up to the best of his ability. When jason was about 5 or 6 years old, it was finally his chance to play soccor for "daddy". His dad was so excited that he became a coach. Dissapointingly, jason didn't do well. Not only did he not do well, but for some reason, he was not like the other kids out on the field. He was the most rambunctious, violent, annoying child out there. His dad was dissapointed, but it was ok, he loved him nonetheless. As jason got older, he got in trouble in school and could not pay attention. It's then that he was diagnosed with adhd, better known as attention deffecit hyperactivity dissorder. They put him on ridalin and thought all would be well. They were wrong. Now jason had trouble sleeping at night, and was more of a zoombie then a child. They decided that this ridelin was causing more damage then good, and stopped adminsitering it. In 7th grade, jason just could not seem to keep his attention on his teachers inschool and failed; every class. He was left back, and had to repeat 7th grade again. Now jason is a junior in highschool and though, almost fully "grown-out" of his adhd, but it still very present. He has many problems sleeping at night, and still has trouble concentrating in class. Instead of sleeping at night, he finds himself drifting off during the day, even in school. This has caused some damage to his grades, but not very significant. His family finds is frustrating that they may have to repeat things numerous times to him before he will listen, or that he doesn't rembmer anything 10 minuetes after it was said. Will this disorder cause jason to be a failure in life? No, but it is another obsitcle that he has to overcome in life, and that may be difficult.
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