Happiness never stands still

Leo suffers from disturbance in attention and hyperactivity: a syndrome not yet very well known, that often hydes behind the ADHD acronym, in families and in schools, in spite of the diagnosis that are multiplying in recent years. Now Leo has ten years, in the village they know about this diagnosis, at school they have finally understood it was not misbehaviour and listlessness, and things are improving. Everyday problems are many, but now Chiara knows her child is special, more “troubled” than others, but as clever, well-mannered, sensitive and good. And she wants to tell her story, so less parents will find themselves lost in front of their troubled kids, less teachers will treat them as small thugs, less people will judge them, isolate them, misunderstand them.