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Everyone has symptoms of ADHD ,but some people have the same symptoms all the time not just sometimes. Some people wonder if ADHD apallys to them. A specific person does have ADHD Percy Jackson From the lighting thief by rick riordan. I claim that Percy dose have ADHD because he forgets things,hard to concentrate, and over reactants First off,Why does Percy have ADHD. percy has symptoms of ADHD and he is denounced by a doctor that says he does have ADHD. Even percy emites he does have ADHD the symptoms he has is forgets things, hard to concentrate,and overreacts. IT say on page 11 in the lighting thief book “ The school counselor told me it was part of my ADHD”. Also kids do not grow out of ADHD but their symptoms do change over time as kids

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