A.D.D

She told me that she had A.D.D I asked her what was one plus two, she said: "three" I was so impressed that I asked her again What was seven plus three, and she said: "ten" I asked her more additions and she got them all correct She was very intelligent by what I could detect Then as I tried to talk to her more, but she got distracted I then tried to get her attention then she overreacted She then told me something that threw me for a shock Her having A.D.D, wasn't what I had thought She could add quickly and correctly which was true But paying attention to others she could not do She was easily distracted from the projects she was on And also forgetful from the tasks she's undergone She said she is sometimes forgetful from day to day Then she looked at me and asked; "what did I say? " I asked her some more questions and she never listened So I spoke directly to her, and her eyes they glistened She spoke to me, then she called me someone else's name "And I don't like to follow instructions! " to me she did exclaim "I won't finish my work or duties or chores and I never will" "Only thing that helps me, if and when I take a small pill" "I will avoid the things that will take a lot of mental strain" "As this is who I am, and my thoughts and my brain" Then I asked her what was one plus one and she said: "two" She then looked at me and walked away, and said: "adieu." Randy L. McClave