Some things you say to your pediatrician or his employees may make them suspicious as to which parent may have passed on the AD(H)D gene.

• Calling them to ask them when your kids' ADHD appointments are because you lost the appointment cards.
• Calling to ask the same question as above because you accidently deleted your entire schedule from your cell phone.
• Calling to find out if samples of ADHD meds are ready and not being able to remember which child the samples are for.
• When the office worker asks "Now is this for Ashton or Zachary?" admitting to them "Oh, I get them mixed up too. . .all the time!!!"
• You really should NEVER inform the pediatrician that your husband is the organized one in the family. He may smirk and look as if he is very politely trying not to laugh.
• If you get confused easily and lose your track of thought while there is a lot of chaos, you should NEVER schedule both ADHD appointments for the same day (unless you bring duct tape to use on the child who is waiting his turn).

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